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Amnesty International Takes on Abu Ghraib
These make me shudder. Are these ads too much? Part of me hates to see these people demoralized any more, even in the name of human rights. In rela...
These make me shudder. Are these ads too much? Part of me hates to see these people demoralized any more, even in the name of human rights.
In related news, Errol Morris has posted again on his NY Times Blog, ZOOM, about the meaning of the Abu Ghraib pictures, and how to interpret the true emotional content of a photograph. As with the Fenton posts, it’s obsessive and thorough and fascinating. Read it here.
Advertising Agency: Unitas/RNL, Santiago, Chile
Creative Director / Art Director / Copywriter: Pancho González
Illustrator / Photographer: Josefina Pro
Published: January 2008
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