Showing posts with label amnesty international. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amnesty international. Show all posts
Write The Chinese Government To End Torture
An Amnesty International ambient piece created to raise awareness and drive activism about human rights violations in China with an emphasis on prisoners of conscience, torture and executions.
Translation of text on ambient:
1. Tuck under thumb and hold tightly.
2. Write the Chinese government to help end torture.
3. Don’t let human rights violations by the Chinese government give China a bad name.
4. Take further action at amnesty.org/china [tentative URL]
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Race for the 2016 Olympics



Two months from now the International Olympic Committee will name the host city of the 2016 Summer Olympics. If the decision were based solely on design, which candidate would win?
Click here for more on the topic.
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It Happens When Nobody is Watching


This is the first poster that responds to people looking at it. Its about domestic violence, another campaign for Amnesty International.
When no one is looking directly at the poster, it depicts a typical sense of domestic violence. When a passer-by looks at the poster directly, the image changes (after a short, programmed delay) into a photo of the same couple pretending to be happy.
This is through an "eye tracking" camera embedded within the poster.
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