Their client, an association for protection of animal rights received a series of photos made in the Staudinger+Franke studio and retouched by Mladen. The series consists of portraits of domestic animals – a cat, a horse, an Afghan hound and a sheep, all wearing white wigs that resemble the traditional court dress of male advocates. A simple, yet very strong ethical message. What it’s like to be judged by animal’s eyes?
If Animals Could Reside in the Supreme Court
Fresh, sobering and intelligent perspective of the egoic aspect of human power
“If Animals Could Judge” is the name of this highly inventive Swiss campaign for animal rights from 2013. Produced as a collaborative creative effort between the advertising agency Ruf Lanz from Switzerland and the Vienna-based Bulgarian designer Mladen Penev, the campaign is a fresh, sobering and intelligent perspective of the egoic aspect of human power.
Their client, an association for protection of animal rights received a series of photos made in the Staudinger+Franke studio and retouched by Mladen. The series consists of portraits of domestic animals – a cat, a horse, an Afghan hound and a sheep, all wearing white wigs that resemble the traditional court dress of male advocates. A simple, yet very strong ethical message. What it’s like to be judged by animal’s eyes?
Their client, an association for protection of animal rights received a series of photos made in the Staudinger+Franke studio and retouched by Mladen. The series consists of portraits of domestic animals – a cat, a horse, an Afghan hound and a sheep, all wearing white wigs that resemble the traditional court dress of male advocates. A simple, yet very strong ethical message. What it’s like to be judged by animal’s eyes?