Invitation to dance contemplation
The Zurich agency Eyeworks realized large-scale dance art with Alberto Venzago.
The art of ballet has always been visually appealing. It becomes the pinnacle of poster art when the prima ballerinas and star dancers are also presented in the right light by a star photographer. Together with Daniel Soldenhoff's Zurich agency Eyeworks, Alberto Venzago has designed an image campaign for the Zurich Ballet. The new image focuses on the essence of the art of dance and puts Heinz Spoerli's Zurich Ballet in the limelight. The internationally acclaimed choreographer has previously worked with Alberto Venzago for the opera house's ballet newspaper.
The current posters can be seen at selected APG locations in Zurich city center until October 12. If you missed the show, you can also find them in F4 format at the box office of the Opera House. The campaign was supported by UBS and the Friends of Zurich Ballet. In addition to the five poster subjects, the dancing figures can also be discovered as "Male" and "Female" on two Zurich Ballet vans.
More of Venzago can currently be seen at Casino Zug. After four years of touring the world, the show "Voodoo, Mounted by the Gods" is back there. Heinz Spoerli's next premiere at the opera house will be "La Sylphide" on October 18.
Andreas Panzeri
The current posters can be seen at selected APG locations in Zurich city center until October 12. If you missed the show, you can also find them in F4 format at the box office of the Opera House. The campaign was supported by UBS and the Friends of Zurich Ballet. In addition to the five poster subjects, the dancing figures can also be discovered as "Male" and "Female" on two Zurich Ballet vans.
More of Venzago can currently be seen at Casino Zug. After four years of touring the world, the show "Voodoo, Mounted by the Gods" is back there. Heinz Spoerli's next premiere at the opera house will be "La Sylphide" on October 18.
Andreas Panzeri
