The Work
Apr 20, 2009

Motorola | Aura of Beckham | Global

Motorola is going skin-deep inside David Beckham in the latest global push for its luxury line Aura.

Motorola | Aura of Beckham | Global
Apparently inspired by Renaissance art, the campaign features the inner-workings of the footballer’s sculpted body to emphasise the design and perfection of the mobile device.




Credits:
Project Aura of Beckham
Client Motorola
Creative agency Ogilvy London
Director Anthony Mandler
Exposure Television, print
Source:
Campaign Asia

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