Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen’s moving statue
The refugee organisation’s installation highlights the horrific fact that since 2018, no less than 18,292 children fleeing war or poverty have been lost in Europe.
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powered by- Agency Mortierbrigade/Brussels
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Credits
powered by- Agency Mortierbrigade/Brussels
- Partner & CEO Jens Mortier
- Partner & Executive Creative Director Joost Berends
- Partner & Brand Design Director Philippe De Ceuster
- Creative Frederic Zouag
- Creative Michiel Baeten
Credits
powered by- Agency Mortierbrigade/Brussels
- Partner & CEO Jens Mortier
- Partner & Executive Creative Director Joost Berends
- Partner & Brand Design Director Philippe De Ceuster
- Creative Frederic Zouag
- Creative Michiel Baeten
To mark last weekend’s World Children's Day, Brussels-based agency mortierbrigade have launched the Help Issam campaign.
The striking PR stunt, saw the statue of a child placed in Brussel’s Place du Luxembourg. Symbolically playing the game hide and seek, the campaign film features the child counting up to 18,292, which takes more than nine hours non-stop. This figure matches the estimated number of minors who have gone missing while on the move in Europe.
Tine Claus, director of Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen commented: “The current reception crisis in our country once again painfully highlights the vulnerability of these children. Since mid-October 2022, babies and young children have been sleeping on the streets with their families, as have 150 unaccompanied minors. This compromises their safety, something that these minors so desperately need.”