Blacker-Than-Ever’ KUROs May Manipulate DNA

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At first I thought the thing at left was a snail. But no, it was an amorous man with a French horn for a head. (Tagline: “Seeing and hearing like never before.”)

This is part of a print campaign for Pioneer’s KURO line of TVs and audio-video gear. Put together by TBWACHIATDAYLos Angeles, each ad depicts a person in some state of metamorphosis, which represents the emotional heights your entertainment system should be helping you reach. Variants include butterfly girl, road carnage, trumpet man deux and trois. (But where is The Fly?)

Weird, but nice to look at. AdFreak observes the stuff Pioneer did last year was “even odder,” and a lot less pretty.

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