Matt, who is known for his colourful graphic designs, has used distinctive Rémy Martin brand elements to develop the ARt app. It works with local landmarks and icons, and allows users to choose from a list of bespoke MWM designs. Then, with the augmented reality interface, you can add the animated designs to your surroundings to Matt-Moorize your reality. This graphic visual language goes beyond package design and invites you to join the next chapter of the Rémy Martin story.

To celebrate this design collab, VISI is giving away five bottles of Rémy Martin VSOP. Check out how to enter this interactive competition and stand the chance to WIN a bottle of Rémy Martin VSOP, valued at more than R700. Winners will be announced on VISI.co.za at the end of July 2018.

Watch the clip below for a tutorial on how you can enter:

TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. The competition is open to all residents of South Africa aged 18 years or older. 2. Excluded from entering this competition are employees, directors, members, consultants and partners of the advertising agency and agents of the brand, and their spouses, life partners, immediate family, business partners and associates. 3. There are five prizes to be won. 4. The competition runs from 12 am on 4 June to 12 pm on 31 July 2018. 5. To enter, participants must download the Rémy Martin ARt app, “Matt-Moorize” their surroundings and capture the image with the in-app feature, post it to Instagram using both #ARtbyRemyMartin and #RemyMartinSA, and tag two friends. 6. The competition may only be entered once. 7. Prize winners will be randomly selected (using an automated system) and notified by telephone before 1 August 2018. The winners will be announced on the VISI website and Rémy Martin Facebook page. 8. The promoter’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. 9. The pictures shown in the promotional materials are not an actual representation of the prize. 10. The prize cannot be transferred or exchanged for cash. 11. The promoter reserves the right to amend or terminate the competition for whatever reason it sees fit. 12. By entering this competition, entrants agree to give the promoter and its group of companies permission to keep all material and information submitted as part of their entry on electronic or hard-copy databases and filing systems for the purpose of the above-mentioned competition and, by entering this competition, agree to the promoter transferring their contact details to its promotional partners to enable the awarding of the prizes. 13. The promoter will obtain written consent from the winners should it wish to use their names, photographs and entries submitted for the purposes of unpaid publicity relating to the promotion by the promoter. 14. Entry instructions are deemed to form part of the Terms and Conditions, and by entering this competition all participants will be deemed to have accepted and be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Please retain a copy for your information.

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A company synonymous with the art of travel, Vuitton has, since its inception been creating iconic trunks, luggage and bags to accompany the world’s stars and genteel folk on their adventures around the world – no less than illusionist Harry Houdini, Sharon Stone and Elizabeth of England to name but a few. The new app, with over 1000 illustrations, 40 video clips and 6 ways to browse, allows readers to immerse themselves in tales of wonder, craftsmanship and voyage all in relation to the signature product that is the Vuitton trunk.     

Available in four languages and retailing at 18.99 US$, the app is available in 123 countries and sold exclusively on the App Store. From Vuitton one can expect only the best in design and innovation, so for those of you with an interest in fashion and travel, this latest product is sure to please.

Preview it on Youtube: http://youtu.be/PSnpUjX3-aQ

More info: www.louisvuitton.com

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To honour this incredible man, who passed away on Wednesday, 5 October, after a long battle with cancer, the VISI team shares their favourite Apple inventions:

Jacquie Myburgh-Chemaly, editor

iPhone: “I can be sitting in the same room as my MacBook and iPad but still use my iPhone. It has the best usability and nothing beats Twitter on an iPhone.”

Etienne Hannekom, art director

“I don’t have a favourite. I love my family. If I could, I’d have them all.”

Annemarie Meintjes, deouty editor

iPhone: “When I getucky I get really lucky. “I won the iPhone 3 at a function and it has changed my life! It has replaced my camera, my laptop, my watch, alarm clock, calculator and my map book and I don’t carry pens and notebooks around anymore.”

Adriaan Fuchs, account director

iPod: “It has changed the way we listen to music. Because of the iPod, my music comes with me wherever I go.”

Alma Viviers, managing editor

“I can’t pick one. Apple is an iconic brand because they dared to be different. It polarized people; you either love it or you hate it but all concede that Apple has changed the world and how we interact with it forever.”

Carine Visagie, online editor

iPad: “For its mobility and super-quick access to the internet, my diary and mail on a beautifully big screen.”

Gera Smuts, designer and junior decor editor

iPhone: “If I have to choose one, it would definitely be the iPhone. I can’t wait for iCloud. Thank you Mr. Jobs for making my life easier.”

Sumien Brink, editorial director

iPod: “It is just the smallest, sexiest little music machine there is.”

Nicci Collier, copy editor

MacBook: “My trusty old MacBook is the first Apple product I owned. That clean, white exterior won my loyalty for life.”

Klara van Wyngaarden, decor editor

iPod: “Music everywhere you go. Who could want more?”

Remy Raitt, online journalist

iMac G3: “These came out when I was about 10. I was amazed by them, with their bright bubble backs in multi colours. Quite possibly the first piece of technology I coveted.”

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