POSTER FOR TOMORROW: 2094 POSTERS FOR 67 COUNTRIES.

I co-designed  with my photographer friends Basilio Puglia and Piergiorgio Rozza

a poster for " POSTER FOR TOMORROW " International Competition for Human Rights

adopted by Amnesty International. 2094 posters submitted from 67 countries.

Our work have been selected to be exhibited in various museums around the the world

as one of  "100 Best Poster" . The contest theme was " Death is not justice."

Our jury included internationally renowned designers such as Michel Bouvet graphics,

Fang Chen, Kiko Farkas, Zelda Harrison, Ayse Karamustafa, Yossi Lemel, Alain LeQuernec,

Saki Mafundikwa, Mieczyslaw Wasilewski, Ahn Sang Soo, Guy Schockaert, Paarisa Tashakori

and Lucille Tenazas. They chose the best 100 entries collected in an exhibition and a catalog.

The catalog included comments from experts in the field of human rights, such as Roger Hood and Carolyn Hoyle at the University of Oxford and human rights focused charity FIDH.

They rewarded the 100 most outstanding designs, as chosen by the jury , making them part of the permanent collections of prestigious design museums in the list below : Dansk Plakatmuseum, Design Museum Gent, Graphic Design Museum Breda, Lahti Poster Museum, Les Arts Décoratifs, Museum für Gestaltung, Political Graphics, Victoria and Albert Museum, Wilanów Poster Museum. The " Death is not justice " exhibition have been organized by poster for tomorrow  in 50 locations around the world. The opening celebration was hosted

at Les Arts Decoratifs in Paris. Numerous exhibitions are held in 50 worldwide : Argentina, Australia,

China,  France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Taiwan, Peru, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, Netherlands.

The projects was endorsed also by charities such Reporters Without Borders, World Coalition

Against the Death Penalty, FIDH, LDDHI. We’ve also been granted the endorsements

of two international organizations, the Council of Europe and the French Commission for UNESCO.
 

POSTER CAMPAIGN

Photographer: Basilio Puglia, PierGiorgio Rozza (Crio.Vision)
Post Production: Basilio Puglia, PierGiorgio Rozza (Crio.Vision)
Art Director: Emiliano Soranidis
Copywriter: Massimo Muto