Blurry and brown sculptures are popping up all over Jakarta as part of the UPS 'A Very Speedy Delivery' campaign. This campaign was devised by O&M Jakarta, and shows the lightning fast speed of UPS deliveries.
These blurry sculptures do a great job of personifying speed in the shipping business. There's just one problem: A New York sculptor by the name of Ryan Johnson has created works of art that look identical to these. O&M Jakarta claims that any likeness to the 'A Very Speedy Delivery' campaign is clearly coincidental. Check out the gallery and judge for yourself.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Blazing-fast Shipping
- Opportunity to innovate in the shipping industry by introducing even faster delivery services.
- Personifying Speed
- Potential for disruptive innovation in the art industry by incorporating sculptures that represent speed and movement.
- Coincidental Likeness
- Opportunity to develop technology to accurately determine the originality of artwork and avoid copyright infringement.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Shipping
- Opportunity for the shipping industry to leverage technology advancements and improve delivery times.
- Art
- Potential for the art industry to explore new mediums and techniques that capture the essence of speed and movement in sculptures.
- Technology
- Opportunity to develop advanced tools and algorithms to detect similarities or coincidences in artistic creations for copyright protection.
