The marketing industry's recent advertising-as-statuary trend is on full display in this unorthodox tourism stunt from Belgium Last month, thanks to advanced holographic imaging, 500 residents of Brussels were turned into virtual 3-D statues in a matter of minutes and put on public exhibition for a tourism campaign from European train operator Thalys. In the...
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April 24, 2018
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