A look back at a festive end of the year 2019 : creativity, sparkle, warmth and enchantment
Pop Media takes you on a road trip this summer to discover pop-up stores
Pop Media, a media network specialized in experiential outdoor media
focused on event displays and pop-up stores.
This summer, full speed ahead towards Knokke with Mercedes-Benz and Volvo
BRU
Bru makes the holidays sparkle with Pop media
As part of its end-of-year campaign ‘Naturally pearled for sparkling holidays’ (‘Naturellement perlée pour des fêtes pétillantes’), BRU chose Antwerp to support its national campaign with a 170m² big banner in the heart of Huidevettersstraat, the premium shopping street of Antwerp.
A sparkling garland of light bulbs is a fine and magical reminder of BRU’s pearl water.
The artistic work was designed by Happiness agency while the technical realization and installation of the mechanicm are the fruit of by Pop media.
A campaign made in in collaboration with Space and Outsight.
ICI PARIS XL
Discover the Advent XXL calendar with ICI PARIS XL
Pop media has developed an impactful end-of-year campaign with the Advent Calendar theme on two XXL giant banners located in Antwerp on the Groenplaats (450m²) and in Brussels on the Place de la Monnaie/Muntplein (150m²), both overlooking the Christmas market.
Every day from 1st December until 25th December, one box of the giant calendar was opened and a gift or special offer was unveiled. Every week, a special ‘weekdeal’ was also celebrated.
A project in collaboration with UM, Rapport and Head Office,
CHANEL
A giant snowglobe in the heart of Antwerp
For the opening of its first beauty boutique in Belgium, Chanel imagined a fairy-tale world and created a fantastic holiday animation in the heart of the Wilde Zee in Antwerp. Antwerp residents, tourists and shoppers were invited to discover the new perfume n°5 L’EAU and the new boutique.
Pop Media concretised the animation by creating and installing a magnificent giant snowglobe with a winter and warm setting in the look and feel of Chanel.
