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dvice.com - 4/23/2009

Takashi Murakami and Louis Vuitton debut interactive art code

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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 ...

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jeansnow.net - 4/21/2009

JeanSnow.net — Louis Vuitton + Murakami QR Code

— jeansnow.net — How’s this for a QR barcode! Produced by Tokyo-based creative agency SET , it was put together... to promote the ongoing collaborations between LV and Takashi Murakami . I’m pretty sure it’s the first time I see a stylized code like this, and I’m quite ... (more) JeanSnow.net — Louis Vuitton + Murakami QR Code

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