Dasein Academy of Art
Lew Tau Fei
UN Women
PROJECT BRIEF
This campaign raises awareness about non-consensual intimate content, private videos or images shared or viewed without permission. It reminds the public that without consent, viewing such content isn’t harmless curiosity. It’s participation in a crime.
INSIGHT
Many people think watching leaked intimate videos online does no harm. But for the victims, every view is another violation, a replay of trauma they never agreed to share. What some see as entertainment is someone else’s humiliation.
IDEA
A pixelated nude visual mimics a paused video screen, with the play button symbolising temptation and guilt. It forces viewers to confront their role in digital sexual exploitation. The clean layout and sharp copy turn a simple pause moment into a moral confrontation, reminding everyone that leaked videos aren’t content; they’re crimes.
Yeung Kah Lin
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