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Flying Fish director stimulates ours senses with a breath-taking tour of New Zealand landscapes for Shine Limited
Speculative artist and director Anita Fontaine at Flying Fish directs Kāpiti’s latest visual feast for their new delectable, premium range of ice creams. With creative agency Shine Limited, viewers are taken on a hyperreal sensorial stimulation across breath-taking New Zealand landscapes.
“Dive into a sensorial adventure where art sculptures meet NZ’s landscapes, inspired by the pure flavours of Kāpiti, says Anita.
Shot in the South Island of NZ, the magnetic film consists of three key landscapes that become a canvas for mouth watering Kāpiti flavour sculptures. As we are transported deep into the consumer’s mind, each landscape paints a vivid picture of their taste journey and experience.
Romancing the cone: Icecream experts at Tip Top, Ollies and Duck Island on why we love the scoop
30 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
10 minutes to read
NZ Herald
One scoop or two? Fancy flavours or plain vanilla? Kim Knight considers the enduring popularity of icecream in a cone and asks why New Zealand consumes more of the sweet treat than almost any other nation.
Of course I wanted him to kiss me.
The sky was the colour of a high-vis vest and the air tasted like salt. The sun drowned and the waves crashed and we walked until we reached the cliffs that fell into the sea and then we walked all the way back again. We said good night shyly. His name was Maple Walnut.
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