Pain Without Borders: Put An End To Endless Pain

April 18, 2008 – 8:26 pm | Written by KiwiPulse

   

How do you show endless pain in pictures? Simply show a wheel that never stop and put people suffering from endless pain on it. I don’t know if the ads will be effective but I like the ideas behind the organization that help people reducing their pain after a natural disaster or war. A big applause goes to Pain Without Borders, a French non-governmental organization supported by the World Health Organization and state-approved, for putting this ad campaign together.

The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) defines pain as “an emotional and sensory experience unpleasant related to tissue damage existing or potential or described in terms of such damage.” There are two main types of pain; the sharp pain and the chronic pain. The sharp pain of short duration such as post-operative pain and post-traumatic pain is caused by certain acts and care. In general, chronic pain includes back pain, chronic headaches, and cancer-related neuropathic pain.

I am lucky I live in a country without war and extreme natural disasters. Have you experienced endless pain?

To put an end to endless pain. Make a donation.
War: Cambodia

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Sunami: Indonesia

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Fire: Africa

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Advertising Agency: TBWA/MAP, Paris, France
Creative Directors: Sebastien Vacherot, Manoelle van der Vaeren
Art Director: Stephane Lecoq
Copywriter: Alban Penicaut
Photographer: Platinum
Art Buying: Vanessa Barbel
Published: March 2008
Source: Ads of the World [1] [2] [3]

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7 Comments »

Comment by Shanker Bakshi
2008-04-19 01:47:28

This advertisement is very much able to convey the message. ENDlessENDlessENDlessEND Pain.

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Comment by Dining Room Table
2008-04-19 09:49:46

Great creative if somewhat morbid. Effective though.

 
Comment by Bedroom Furniture
2008-04-20 00:22:44

Very grim that! And grimness on a never ending treadmill there.

 
Comment by Lolita
2008-04-23 00:10:20

My country was colonized over 350 years. But, thanks God I born many years after it…I heard many suffer stories behind it.

 
Comment by beauty blog
2008-04-23 13:38:54

yes I agree somewhat morbid but another way to look at this image is to interepret it that what goes on…on one side of the world…will eventually come around the other side. Great ads! ~Paul

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Comment by Dorothy Stahlnecker
2008-04-23 17:01:51

If it gets us thinking, its effective and necessary. Seems like there are many of us who bury their heads in the sand..and maybe this will inspire them to come out and see the suffering….

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Comment by Jeffrey Sigmon
2008-04-28 18:12:01

Nice photo. :mrgreen:
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