Anti-Valentine’s Day Campaign for Europe’s Most Innovative Museum

Srđan Laterza
Srđan Laterza
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2 min readJan 29, 2016

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What happens with a love lock when a relationship ends? How to take it down? We provided a solution in a campaign for world famous Museum of Broken Relationships.

2015, portfolio work

In accordance with its mission to find a home for the heritage of broken love relationships, the Museum wished to encourage everyone who broke up to also cut off their love locks and set their heart free symbolically, and at the same time physically unburden the bridges and other love lock carriers for new happy relationships.

Zagreb

The bolt cutters have been installed on the same day in Moscow, Vienna, Berlin, Hamburg, London, Antwerp, Zagreb and San Francisco. Symbolically on the day of love celebration, the Museum wanted to send out a global invitation to creatively break bonds with the infamous love past.

Moscow

Check out the case study.

The project was realized by Bruketa&Žinić and Brlog and supported by Hirschen Group in Germany. Credits.

Find out more about funny and heartbreaking stories you can find in Museum of Broken Relationships.

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Srđan Laterza
Srđan Laterza

Award Winning Senior Copywriter, Screenwriter & Fiction Writer