BMW unveils an ad campaign called ‘Moving Landscapes’
BMW is celebrating the feeling of driving and everything around.
The newest BMW ad campaign was created by Serviceplan Spain. This work captures those fleeting moments behind the wheel, when the view outside the window ceases to be a landscape and becomes a sensation. Rather than showcasing iconic roads or photos of heroic cars, the campaign uses motion blur as a storytelling tool, transforming the experience of movement into pure visual emotion.
Photographer Iván Arribas traveled across multiple routes in Spain in a BMW, documenting the passing landscape. The result is a series of sensory, evocative snapshots that do not depict a specific location but convey a universal experience: the thrill and presence of driving.
Emilio Valverde, Executive Creative Director at Serviceplan Spain, explains: “For decades, BMW has spoken about the pleasure of driving. With Moving Landscapes, we wanted to translate that legacy into a pure visual emotion. We capture the moment when thinking fades, and feeling takes over, when the landscape becomes abstract, moves with you, and driving turns into an absolute sensory experience. It’s a way of speaking about the pleasure of driving without showing cars, roads, or explanations. Just by making you feel it.”
The campaign is being run in offline spaces in Spain, with additional visibility achieved in cultural settings, including Matador magazine, as well as on BMW’s digital channels.
Cecilia Calvete, BMW Brand Communications & Events Manager at BMW Spain, adds: “Moving Landscapes celebrates the pleasure of driving from the customer’s perspective: a subjective experience in which landscape, light, and movement merge to create an intimate and human perception. This project reinforces our commitment to customer-centric campaigns and highlights what the motto ‘Sheer Driving Pleasure’ truly means for BMW.”
With the creation of “Moving Landscapes”, BMW reaffirms its focus on driving as an emotional experience, conveying a visual narrative not about the destination, but about everything that happens along the way.
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