Shocking Oil Spill Visuals

The Vogue Italia and Steven Meisel 'Water & Oil' Spread is Disturbing

This amazingly shocking photoshoot from Vogue Italia and Steven Meisel is definitely one that needs a second glance. Etitled 'Water & Oil,' this series features a blackened, oil-slicked model posing on a rocky shore.

With models wearing feathers and animal-esque accessories to represent the the devastated creatures affected by the spill, Vogue Italia and Steven Meisel have done a fabulous job at recreating a horrific event in a beautiful way.

Implications - In the last few years, the eco-conscious consumers have made environmentally friendly living an integral part of any developed nation. One of the most effective ways a company or non-profit organization can average consumers the value of eco-conscious purchases is by investing in marketing that shows the damage caused by pollution. By attaching a visual to the constant audio warnings, the company stands a good chance of embedding the image of disaster and destruction in the minds of consumers.

Eco-conscious Marketing
Opportunity for companies to invest in marketing that shows the damage caused by pollution to appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
Visual Impact Advertising
The use of shocking visuals to create a lasting impression and communicate the consequences of environmental issues.
Artistic Environmental Advocacy
Collaborations between artists, photographers, and fashion magazines to raise awareness about pressing environmental issues.

Where This Applies

Fashion
Fashion industry can utilize shocking visuals and artistic collaborations to advocate for environmental causes.
Marketing and Advertising
Marketing agencies can help businesses create campaigns that use visual impact to communicate the consequences of pollution.
Non-profit Organizations
Opportunity for non-profit organizations to collaborate with artists and photographers to create powerful awareness campaigns.
SCORE
6.3 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 96%
Activity 84%
Freshness 8%