Cartier - "Through You Experience"
Cartier reveals an augmented reality experience, "Cartier Through You", designed and produced by Mazarine Asia Pacific.
Mazarine Asia Pacific creates the "Cartier Through You" digital experience for the Cartier boutique in Sanya.
A digital game that uses augmented reality technology and offers an experience inspired by the meaning of Cartier numbers, allowing customers to understand the history and culture of the brand.
Van Cleef & Arpels - VR
Mazarine Digital has designed an immersive augmented reality experience for the jewelry House.
An immersive augmented reality app that accompanies the 360° campaign of the 50 years of the Alhambra collection.
Van Cleef & Arpels met with influencers and its VICs in a garden in Marrakech to explore the three worlds imagined in augmented reality for the occasion – “The cat in the tree”, “The fish in the pond” and “The clover field”.
From strategic thinking, editorial needs and CRM to managing technical development and paid amplification, our teams create digital platforms, e-commerce sites and activations that build both emotion and performance.
At the core of this agency is a team dedicated to Creative Intelligence: an innovative, creative, and interactive solution that disrupts a brand’s relationship with its audiences.
Numéro 246
Numéro 246 of April-May 2024
Available on shop.numero.com
Issue 246 "Végétal", April-May 2024, features fashion series by Kenny Germé, Txema Yeste, Ben Hassett, Damien Krisl, Anthony Arquier and Edgar Berg.
Also featured in this issue: a portrait of Pretty Yende, one of the leading South African sopranos of our time, photographed by Fabien Montique; a portfolio of the immense photographer Paolo Roversi, honored by a major exhibition at the Palais Galliera; the meteoric rise of actress and singer Zendaya, the new icon of a generation, currently starring in the second part of Dune; and the revelation of French cinema Nadia Tereszkiewicz, who plays an astonishing role in Stéphanie Di Giusto's film Rosalie, and reveals herself through the lens of Luc Braquet.
