Tänk Om…! (Rethink, Whatif) Was an examproject for the first year of Kaospilotyear one. In 3 weeks from idea to opening, we manage, without budget to gatter 60 artists, a venueplace of 570 squaremeters, and material worth of 50 000 kr. It was visited by 3000 people, 1200 exhibitionnight only. The exhibition itself was mindblowing. so many artists, so many different styles, the way the art went outside canvas made it one of the best urban arts venues 2008. The fact that the Idea came 3 weeks before opening, makes it one of the proudest moments of our life. In the Project group, Diana Chiriboga and Lina Williamson, these girls have best spirit, best network, best of the best. no protest. also big thanks  to Calle Tidbeck and Andreas Sidkvist.

Some of the artists.Ziggy, Puppet, caper, forget, nug, salong betong, Brock, poke the pirate, malin vulcano, Lando, Jens lindqvist, Oh la la…

Client: Åkestam Holst

This campaign was carried out for Playground, a specialist retailer of hiking and outdoor equipment. Our mission was to do non traditional PR as well consult on the content.

Case movie from Åkestam Holst:

Sleepless at Playground – online on Vimeo.

Awards:

This project was initiated by Robert Bendrik who we joined up with to get it startet, it was too good not to be done! Together we invited handpicked artists and during 2 weeks we had a most inspiring workshop.

Best presentation found at: Heavily Restored

Short intro:

We live in a culture intent on concealing all traces of ageing. Do we really want to live in a world void of history?

We produce ourselves to extinction. Our machines, or more accurately, our culture, is predicated upon a concept opposite in meaning to what we say when we speak of locally produced goods. Objects we consider indispensable for our survival have evolved to become so complex that their construction is beyond our understanding. Brands and advertising are what feeds the western world. We chose to pay astronomical prices for products that carry the right brand. Our consumer choices are no longer based on considerations of quality. The price of any given good no longer reflect the quality of that good. Price setting reflects the costs implicated in the production of the brand – the cost of advertising itself. That portion of the price that actually represent the costs involved in producing what we deem to be a quality good is often marginal.

Thanks for this video jojidesignTV

Artists in this project:

Kollektivet:Livet

Robert Bendrik

Anders M. Marcus

Gustav Von Arbin

Johan A. Wattberg

Photographers: Alexander Hinchcliffe & Saga Berlin

Full on guerilla marketing for Item Store and Uniforms for the Dedicated. With limited resources the tools for success were myspace, street-art, installations, youtube, cardboard, trash and miles and miles of…scotch tape

Mad fun! Most documentation is lost around cyberspace but best glimpse at Dicks Myspace

The Hit from Rebel Youth Family: DickTheDog

For Microsofts party and release we built a nice wall and arranged the event.

Client: Edelman

Realease for XBox Soundtracks at Obaren, Stockholm.

We arranged the Party and did arts tasting like Hard Rock Café…we had Bob Marleys handcontrol, Jimmi’s guitar and Jhonny Rotten’s XBox…

Client: Edelman

In 2007 Fresh Fish was born. A new fashion fair in Gothenborg. We arranged the afterparty and contributed with arts, marketing, smoke, laser and a hell of a party!

XBox wanted a different gamelaunch for the game Forza 2.

Client: Edelman

We arranged it at Teater Scenario and created a “home” atmosphere with layed back couches, arts and dj’s.

Photographer: Hinchcliffe