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GRAVITY LOSES — Heavy Edition
Spec campaign for Red Bull · Creative Impact
Red Bull has been showcasing humans in flight for 37 years. Stratos, Flugtag, cliff diving, F1 — always you defying gravity.
He never showed what prevents you from flying, by leaving.
This is a speculative campaign of six posters that reverses that logic: instead of giving you wings, it makes gravity lose against everything that weighs you down—the alarm clock, your work bag, traffic, bills, your inbox. Everything falls upwards. You stay put. For the first time, light.
The same visual language is used in all six pieces: hyperrealistic photography, inverted gravity, and a Red Bull can always in the frame. The closing image shows no object in mid-air—only the empty mark of what is gone. That absence is the idea.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/254379971/GRAVITY-LOSES-Heavy-Edition
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Ending the series on an empty frame with just the mark of what's gone is a bold call, most people would want the product visible in every single shot. Was that closing image the hardest one to sell internally, or did the concept land once people saw the first five?
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GRAVITY LOSES — Heavy Edition
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Red Bull has been showcasing humans in flight for 37 years. Stratos, Flugtag, cliff diving, F1 — always you defying gravity.
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