
Hidden Portraits - IWN & JCDecaux
A moral dilemma for the extremists
For more than a decade, religious extremists in Jerusalem have been defacing women’s faces from outdoor media. Their faces have been spray painted, scratched out and even burned down.
As a consequence, the city of Jerusalem started to avoid using female models. This self imposed censorship meant no women are represented in the public sphere - therefore girls in Jerusalem grow up without female role models.
Together with JCDecaux and IWN (Israel Women’s Network) we launched ‘Hidden Portraits’, a nationwide OOH campaign featuring what seems like a portrait of international actor (and star of Netflix hit Fauda), Tsahi Halevi. But taking a closer look, passers-by will discover the portrait is actually a mosaic of hundreds of female portraits – those who’ve been defaced over the past decade.
Creative Direction - Cloudfactu
Case Study
400 Billboards
The campaign was rolled out nationwide, encompassing even those regions in Jerusalem where the majority of residents adhere to extreme orthodox beliefs. It is worth noting that throughout the campaign, there were no instances of billboards being defaced or vandalized.