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Takashi Murakami and Louis Vuitton debut interactive art code
Ever since the debut of QR code in 1994, creative geeks have been trying new and innovative ways to incorporate the interactive squares into our everyday lives. Japan-based creative agency SET has achieved possibly the coolest QR code ever with their work for Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami. Designed to promote the ongoing collaboration between the two style leaders, the code design works with most QR code readers and has the added benefit of being Murakami's first truly interactive work.
Via Jean Snow
By r4nd0mn4me at 12:47 PM ON 04/21/09
By dean collins at 9:55 AM ON 04/25/09
i really wish people would stop posting this QR code…. it doesn’t work.
There are so many other good examples of qr codes out there that no one should really care about this Louis Vuitton’s variation.
http://deancollinsblog.blogspot.com/search?q=qr
Cheers,
Dean
By Lars at 2:51 AM ON 04/26/09
Dean:
It worked just fine for me in about 1-second flat..?!?
By dean collins at 11:23 PM ON 04/27/09
Hi Lars, what handset and what software application?
I've tried 2 different readers on my 8525 and another friend who has a different handset and we couldn't read it at all.
tia,
Dean
By dean collins at 8:34 AM ON 04/29/09
It doesn't look liek Lars is coming back.
has anyone else been able to read this code?
If you were able to please specify which specific handset and which specific software you used.
tia, Dean
By JackFischlum at 10:07 AM ON 05/13/09
Easy decoding ; with the pre installed barcode reader from Nokia (N95 8Gb).
And i-nigma works well too
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