Who created the project "C. Zip box of tricks"?

This project was created by Bhushan Porete on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "C. Zip box of tricks"?

"C. Zip box of tricks" is a Conceptual Architecture, 3D Modeling, Creative Direction, Concept Art project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "C. Zip box of tricks" located?

This project is located in India.

C. Zip box of tricks

The first objective of the project is to create a popup, how can we convert mega projects into micro projects? To create a performing platform for local performing artists. To create a traveling pop-up circus out of shipping containers. To create awareness about the degradation of the circus typology in today's world, due to the digital platform

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