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Nike Air Max '17 — The Art of Negative Space

LONDON
2017
2017
Entrant Company
ManvsMachine
Medium
Film Technique (Animation)
Category
Animation
Entry Type
Product/Service
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Credits
Holding CompanyWPP Group
Production CompanyManvsMachine, London
Advertiser / BrandNike Europe, Amsterdam
Entrant CompanyManvsMachine, London
Music/Sound CompanyZelig Sound, London

This 2017 Clio Awards Bronze winning entry titled 'Nike Air Max '17 — The Art of Negative Space' was entered for Nike by ManvsMachine, London. The advertising agency is part of the holding company: WPP Group. The piece was submitted to the medium: Film Technique (Animation) within the entry type: Product/Service and the category: Animation. It consists of 1 video and 1 image.

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