Erase the Silence

UN’s #OrangeDay Campaign Against Violence Towards Women — Reimagined

AI Campaign Visuals, Editorial Design, 2024

Using AI-generated imagery and typographic erasure, the visuals take a more assertive stance than typical UN Orange Day campaigns — calling for visibility, urgency, and systemic change. The colour orange, which typically symbolises a brighter, violence-free future, is carried through as a central visual element.

Set in a train carriage — an essential form of public transport where many women travel alone at night — the shift from obscured text to “END ABUSE” is designed to provoke action and reject neutrality.

Erased text starts revealing the person behind — giving voice to those silenced by abuse. The framing evokes imprisonment, urging absence to become presence, and silence to turn into resistance

Not a gentle reminder — but an assertive call for visibility, and urgency

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