The pain. The joy. Football is an emotional rollercoaster.
Artists from 32 Countries were invited to participate in the 32 | 64 | 90 World Cup Design Challenge. An international creative showcase created and supported by Uniform.
32 creatives from the 32 competing countries in this year’s World Cup. Representing their national teams, the creatives will produce original 90 minute artworks that document their nation’s journey through the tournament.
AUS v CHI: Our first match of Brasil 2014. Although ultimately going down 3-1, Timmy Cahill's forehead, as always, gave us hope for a result.
AUS v NED: After destroying reigning world champions Spain 5-1, The Nederlands looked a mighty force. They were expecting to continue their domination but we gave them a good scare and produced one of the goals of the tournament. Not Cahill's forehead this time but a superb volley from outside the box.
AUS v ESP: By this stage both Spain and Australia had their return tickets stamped but the current cup holders showed their class and despatched us efficiently 3-0. Despite the early exit I, like many Australians, am optimistic about the future of Australian football. Some new young stars shone brightly over the three games. With limited preparation time Ange Postecoglou had the lads playing a more expressive attacking style of football. The only way is up, baby.
Hindisght has me liking this more minimal alt for the AUS v CHI match
