Ok, we don’t know what this is all about (probably some sort of guerrilla art action), but it’s actually a bit disturbing. Let’s wait for the full disclosure…

“At the Klaxon Institute, we help patients look good and feel good – and now we are pioneering a new way to help them do good. Our new reverse liposuction technique allows us to take the excess fatty tissue from our patients and inject this into the bodies of starving people in the third world. This means they are able to live off it for months at a time without having to struggle to feed themselves.”

*update: it’s a spoof video, and all the infos are here (thanks to Nuno in the comments!)

Advertising campaign by Jung von Matt for Gesellschaft für bedrohte Völker.

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Great surreal imagery and advertising projects by Acube…

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Playland campaign 2009  by Rethink Communications:

“Playland is Vancouver’s premier amusement park. We’re always looking for new ways to express the thrills people experience on the rides. For this campaign we went for a visceral reaction by focusing on the physical effects the rides have on the riders. ”

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The “Scared Dictators” campaign developed by Ogilvy Frankfurt for the International Society for Human Rights (ISHR). Are they really scared by the Internet?

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