Faceless Statues Serve as a Heartbreaking Reminder of Gun Violence in Chicago
FCB Chicago Worked With Victims' Families and Used Their Clothing
Published On
Apr 24, 2015
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The Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence created this moving exhibit in Chicago's St. James Square as a memorial to children killed by guns. Agency FCB Chicago worked closely with the victims' families to create lifelike -- but faceless -- statues of the victims in their actual clothing. Visitors to the square could also scan the name badges to find out more about the victims. In this moving video, the parents explain why they chose the clothing in question, and what it means to them. The campaign urges people to sign a petition against gun ownership on the project website.
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- Date
- Apr 24, 2015
- Agency :
- FCB
- Chief Creative Officer :
- Todd Tilford
- Group Creative Director :
- Chuck Rudnick
- Art Director :
- Jordan Sparrow
- Executive Creative Producer :
- John Bleeden
- Creative Producer :
- Rachel Chapman
- Group Management Director :
- Karyn Kerner
- Senior Strategic Planner :
- Hayet Rida
- Director, Experience Planning :
- Katie Swindler
- PR Agency :
- Current Lifestyle Marketing and Public Relations
- Vice President :
- Alexis Valenti
- President :
- Virginia Devlin
- Production Company :
- Lord + Thomas
- Executive Producer :
- Katie Roach
- Executive Producer :
- Jared Stachowitz
- Film Director :
- Ben Flaherty
- Senior Editor :
- Steve Immer
- Copywriter :
- Anthony Williams
- Group Creative Director :
- Derek Sherman
- Lead Developer :
- John Skibicki
- Experiential Agency :
- FCBX
- Management Director :
- Marty Kane
- Agency :
- FCB
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