Creo Productions' official video of event planner Rob Bliss' 2009 ArtPrize entry, "100,000 Paper Airplanes and Melodies Over Monroe." On September 27, 2009, over 20,000 people flooded downtown Gran...
Creo Productions' official video of event planner Rob Bliss' 2009 ArtPrize entry, "100,000 Paper Airplanes and Melodies Over Monroe." On September 27, 2009, over 20,000 people flooded downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan to play the main melody of Sigur Rós' "Olsen Olsen." The paper airplanes were 100 percent post-consumer and were picked up by children, participants and a professional cleaning crew.
Video produced by www.creoproductions.com and crew. Music by Sigur Rós; used with permission.
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That was kind of pointless, maybe 100000 leaves or butterflies would have been cooler? Or paper airplanes that actually flew, I thought all those people would write their name on a plane, then throw their own airplane, and see which one would make it to the top of the building first, and win some sort of prize....
think first, THEN type ok? ." The paper airplanes were 100 percent post-consumer and were picked up by children, participants and a professional cleaning crew. "
i don't think it's that unique, though. i won't call this a "rip off", but i certainly see a Sony Bravia commercial potential here, lol. for those of you who haven't seen them yet, just type in keyword Sony Bravia, and they will blow you away.
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This vid some paper airplanes are distorted, sad....
." The paper airplanes were 100 percent post-consumer and were picked up by children, participants and a professional cleaning crew. "