Anti-Abuse Bus Stop Ad Only Batters Women When Nobody’s Looking
Amnesty International has installed a new anti-domestic-abuse ad fixture in Hamburg, Germany which is equal parts clever and shocking: when you look at the photo, it’s a smiling couple; when you look away, it’s a dude punchin’ a lady.
The billboard works by scanning its proximity with an eye-tracking camera, which triggers an image switch on the display panel when it senses someone looking at it. The change only occurs after a brief delay, so that observers understand what’s going on, and get the message.
It’s a fantastically effective concept, and a brilliant use of technology. Kind of sad, then, that it’s probably award bait, and doomed to be a “lone,” installation, according to Copyranter. [Copyranter via Dvice]
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Wow, sweet as. Although, not too sure on the point. If no one can see it, unless it’s made for car’s driving by.
Nether the less, great idea! I’d have a picture of a person smiling, than when you turn around he’s pulling faces.