Breville turns coffee into art using live data
Kitchen appliance brand Breville has turned coffee into pieces of art using live data to promote its latest espresso machine, the Dual Boiler.
Called The Naked Espresso, it was launched at the Aroma Festival in Sydney’s Circular Quay, as a demonstration that produced one-off art pieces created by live data from the internal workings of the coffee machine.
The art was created dependent on the flow rate, pressure and temperature of the machine.
The campaign was created by agency Reborn with the live activation backed by an online video of both the science and construction of the art and the festival.
This is really good. Well played.
Engaging people. Seeing is believing. Giving them something tangible which they can take away with them. Brilliant 🙂
Only 2 things: not a fan of the voiceover (doesn’t resonate with me), and also the background music chosen. Sounds more like some ‘tech’ product launch or some kind of corporate video theme.
A wonderful way to highlight the brand’s superiority and connect to consumer’s love of the coffee – to an artform!
doesn’t make me want to buy a coffee machine…which is what a small appliance retailer would want…#fail
I like it as a campaign idea. The spiel from Reactive about it “solving a business problem” is probably more hyperbole than reality though.
Spiel from Reactive?
Juk…. does nothing for me, cant see the link to Coffee !!
@John – Damn! Making a typo of up my ‘R’ agencies – I should have written ‘Reborn’.
a swirl is a swirl.
That is all.