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The award-winning multidisciplinary campaign launched with photography, a short film, and installations that traveled around the globe, putting forward a timely message that pays tribute to inclusion, love, diversity, and fraternity. David LaChapelle collaborated with Diesel and Anomaly Amsterdam on the iconic “Make Love Not Walls” campaign
Renderings of the iconic rainbow-colored inflatable tank conceived by David LaChapelle and featured in the campaign, which became a symbol of peace and tolerance worldwide.
David LaChapelle suggested to incorporate the work of Maier, into the campaign through a series of collages. Artworks by Stefan Maier.
David LaChapelle suggested incorporating the work of artist, Stefan Maier, into the campaign through a series of collages. These collage pieces are made by Maier for the campaign.
The Campaign Film tells the story of a man, portrayed by ballet dancer Sergei Polunin, who forms a connection with others on the opposite side of a border wall, ultimately breaking through the barrier into a rousing celebration of peace, love, and unity.
Fashion brand Diesel revels in diversity with its spring-summer “Make Love Not Walls” campaign, which was developed with Anomaly Amsterdam and includes a rousingly memorable short film by David LaChapelle.
The eyewear campaign as part of the 'Make Love Not Walls' Diesel Campaign by David LaChapelle for Diesel.
The award-winning multidisciplinary campaign launched with photography, a short film, and installations that traveled around the globe, putting forward a timely message that pays tribute to inclusion, love, diversity, and fraternity.
The award-winning multidisciplinary campaign launched with photography, a short film, and installations that traveled around the globe, putting forward a timely message that pays tribute to inclusion, love, diversity, and fraternity.
The award-winning multidisciplinary campaign launched with photography, a short film, and installations that traveled around the globe, putting forward a timely message that pays tribute to inclusion, love, diversity, and fraternity.
The award-winning multidisciplinary campaign launched with photography, a short film, and installations that traveled around the globe, putting forward a timely message that pays tribute to inclusion, love, diversity, and fraternity.
The award-winning multidisciplinary campaign launched with photography, a short film, and installations that traveled around the globe, putting forward a timely message that pays tribute to inclusion, love, diversity, and fraternity.
The campaign execution included subway postings, car and bus advertising, billboards, store windows, and store exteriors around the globe.
The campaign’s rainbow-colored inflatable tank appears in London during Fashion Week and traveled to Milan, Shanghai, New York, Berlin, and Tokyo. A military tool stripped of its original purpose, the tank is reimagined as an emblem of hope. A machine that used to divide now unites.
The campaign’s rainbow-colored inflatable tank appears in London during Fashion Week and traveled to Milan, Shanghai, New York, Berlin, and Tokyo. A military tool stripped of its original purpose, the tank is reimagined as an emblem of hope. A machine that used to divide now unites.
The campaign’s rainbow-colored inflatable tank appears in London during Fashion Week and traveled to Milan, Shanghai, New York, Berlin, and Tokyo. A military tool stripped of its original purpose, the tank is reimagined as an emblem of hope. A machine that used to divide now unites.
David LaChapelle won a prestigious D&AD Award, presented at the D&AD Festival and Awards Ceremony in London. D&AD Awards recognize beautiful ideas, brilliantly executed. Coveted the world over, a D&AD Pencil is the recognition of the power of craft and creativity. As a not-for-profit, D&AD re-invests all surpluses back into the community, helping new talent prosper and campaigning for a fairer, more diverse, more sustainable industry.
David LaChapelle famously worked with Diesel over 20 years ago on the iconic “kissing sailors” ad, which positioned the company in a culture of growing political and social awareness.