Adesf Smoking Awareness: Bookcase
Your body is your home. Don't smoke.
Advertising Agency: Neogama/BBH, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Alexandre Gama
Copywriter: Isabella Paulelli
Art Director: Márcio Ribas
Photographer: Robert Polidori
Producer: Robson Ciaramicoli
Account Supervisor: Humberto Galdieri
Your body is your home. Don't smoke.
Advertising Agency: Neogama/BBH, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Alexandre Gama
Copywriter: Isabella Paulelli
Art Director: Márcio Ribas
Photographer: Robert Polidori
Producer: Robson Ciaramicoli
Account Supervisor: Humberto Galdieri


14 Comments
Great photography and concept. Clap, Clap, Clap.
Great photos (and book) by Polidori they've attached a good concept to.
That's New Orleans after hurricane Katrina as reported by the photographer. Great work he did.
yes a great book from him.
and there is he point.
it looks like after a flood, and not a fire or smoke alarm ??
so, many nice things but they do not fit together.
A nice new take on anti-smoking.
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It's only an ad.
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my body hasn't updated to dvds.
This is a nice approach. But the pictures seem so random to me. (And, according to Oz, they are.)
This is quite good.
Headline couldn't be more true...
Fresh thinking. Bravo.
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
gud one, le'me hve smoke n come.
big up to Robert Polidori too
I've seen this same idea in conjunction with smoking since I was a kid in health class. Boring.
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Yeah. But you didn't made an ad with that idea and get a Golden Lion.
Point for him.
brief: do an anti-smoking campaign
thought trajectory: of all the worst things smoking can do to you is how it ruins you. instead of literally showing the gooey insides of the human body, lets find a metaphor. better yet, lets find a metaphor related to the human body, which is home - how apt. now let's mess up a literal home, and show that. tada!
don't think the flood / fire thing really matters. it's not like smoking will burn your insides, it'll just slowly make them non-functional (and ugly)... nice campaign