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Jakarta Tsunami Commemoration: Hands

Jakarta Tsunami Commemoration: Hands
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On Children's Day in Indonesia 500 floating hands appeared in the pond in Jakarta's busiest traffic roundabout. The ambient execution reminded people that even two years after the tsunami in Aceh there are still children in desperate need of help. A sign near the roundabout said: "Many tsunami orphans are still in need of a helping hand."

Advertising Agency: JWT, Indonesia
Executive Creative Director: Juhi Kalia
Creative Director: Chandrawatie Anwar
Art Director: Peddy Suryadinata
Copywriter: Lia Lenggogeni

Comments

tanchin's picture

appearing to look like atifical idea. what are made of? Not real? A skamp adv!

j2mango's picture 497 pencils

it cant remind me the tsunami!
but it is really shock me!

DDBill's picture 120 pencils

Product : NGO
Agency : JWT Indonesia
Country : Indonesia
Creatives:
Juhi Kalia (Executive Creative Director)
Chandrawatie Anwar (Creative Director)
Peddy Suryadinata (Art Director)
Lia Lenggogeni (Copywriter)

William Bernbach - An idea can turn to dust or magic, depending on the talent that rubs against it.

ivan's picture

Thanks!

Fridgerator's picture 446 pencils

Very powerful.

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The concept is only as good as the execution.

thetruth's picture

Two years after the tragedy we can still squeeze a gratuitous piece of self promotion out of it. How clever.

billy Hill's picture

Amen!

kalpesh78's picture 1224 pencils

were these divers/scuba.. how long can you hold your breath underwater.. its all over in a few seconds... then thy'd have to surface for air. that'd give away the idea...

ideas....30 minutes nahi toh free.

shaft_drive's picture 270 pencils

they're 2-D, dopey.

zeta's picture 81 pencils

ya Allah berikan ketabahan bagi mereka yang terkena musibah..amien!

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sorry for my terrible english..indonesian :)

smilepig's picture 239 pencils

simple but strong.work with the event

Babi's picture 158 pencils

Too scary for me.

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Toro's picture 1021 pencils

This looks like 30 floating hands and smells of scam.

aqeelparagon's picture 143 pencils

Very powerfull, it stronlgy recall the tsunami

Rene Fractal's picture 1430 pencils

It surely won't be overlooked.

teenie's picture 1910 pencils

I don't like the too-easy line, but the hands will get people to stop and look, and hopefully think. And give.

Rajib's picture 371 pencils

Just Tell me, How long they will stay under the water?????? are they taking oxyzen through a pipe which is not in these picture.....

<<.... Method in Madness ....>>

2nd hand Guest's picture

They don't need oxygen because they used the actual victims.

knut's picture

LOL 2nd Hand Guest

pran's picture

the idea was very good but the prsentation wasn't that good ; these hands shown in swiming pool insted they could be shown in the sea....

popmilk's picture 34 pencils

this one went for manya awards... selamat JWT!

yonkironic's picture 46 pencils

it's more like swim dance in a roundabout

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