MMOVE fills silent natural spaces with stunning visuals of civilization
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The MMOVE fleet had to be rugged and capable to haul equipment and crew over this unrelenting terrain
Visual Drugstore plans to release a documentary of its Saharan escapades
The primary MMOV is a MAN KAT1 6 x 6 ready for the apocalypse ... or rolling pretty images on desert rock
Projection equipment is pre-installed in the MMOV
The MMOV can be used for various applications, including advertising and visual mapping
The canals of Venice, Italy invade the Sahara
MMOVE in action
The MMOV was assisted by several vehicles, including a nearly-as-burly MMOV 2
The MMOV was assisted by several vehicles, including a nearly-as-burly MMOV 2
Ordinarily defined by earth tones, the desert gets some new colors
MMOVE in action
Worlds away from Venice, yet right there
With the flip of the side windows, the MMOV is ready to project
One of the otherworldly scenes of MMOVE
Article Summary
Desolate stretches of Saharan sand, bustling urban downtown – those two elements couldn't have less in common ... until artist Markos Aristides Kern and his visual design firm brought them together with the help of a beast of an automobile known as the Multimedia Offroad Vehicle, or MMOV.
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