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Hunger Games Billboards Eerily Real

SUNI wonders if dystopian fiction is just a glimpse of our future.

The new Hunger Games billboards are eerily close to reality, blurring the line between fiction and truth. Featuring a soldier against a flowery background, the posters emulate soviet propaganda with bold text reading 'peace is preserved not promised', making them appear threatening and authoritative.


Strategically placed outside key institutions like the U.S. Capitol Building, Belgium's NATO Headquarters, Philadelphia's Independence Hall, and Thailand's Democracy Monument, these mobile billboards are provocative and eerily rooted in truth. Are we living in a future that's too close to the fictional world of Panem?


For more ad inspiration, check out a Bic advert that's pure print perfection or a company that sparked brand romance with 100 hand-crafted loe letter billboards.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/design/advertising/the-new-hunger-games-billboards-are-absolutely-terrifying
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