From street art to performance art and then straight to the ballet, these featured artists opened audience’s eyes in a truly unique and unexpected way!

Unique experiences, engaging experiences, memorable and creative experiences this is the future of branding. What will set you apart will be the QUALITY of your brand’s experiences and presentation…If you can find a way to make it “beautifully creative” it will be something worth sharing. Here are two examples of creativity that take on a beautifully creative approach by the NYC ballet and a special Artistic find, that are both uniquely creative approaches to performance and photography art.

NYC Ballet Meets Fine Art Photography

French street artist JR took the New York City Ballet ensemble’s dancers and created a large-scale installation, which became a series of art.

Click here to watch the video of the production, as well as view JR’s art series featuring the New York City Ballet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trash Turned into Performance Art

While in London, French performance artist Phia Ménard and Compagnie Non Nova held a different kind of ballet: dancing air borne, every day, plastic bags that took the stage with the help of fans blowing inward to perpetuate graceful twirling, flowing and dancing.

Click here view pictures and watch the video at the London International Mime Festival 2014.