Since 1838, Welti-Furrer has been transporting valuable works of art with state-of-the-art methods. This campaign served as a reminder to the international art world during Art Basel, based on four iconic rooms from different eras shown suddenly empty. In particular, Vincent van Gogh’s bedroom in Arles. This is about as good – and minimal – as marketing messages get.
Campaign When art has to move Customer Welti-Furrer Fine Art AG, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Dave Schellenberg (Art Director), Mario Moosbrugger (Art Director), Isabelle Hauser (Art Director),
Danielle Knecht-Lanz (Creative Director), Markus Ruf (Creative Director) Text Markus Ruf Image processing Mario Moosbrugger Format F12
The in-house creative team at Digitec Galaxus AG has created a campaign for the company’s 20th anniversary. Over the course of the anniversary campaign, three products from each product category are presented chronologically to make product development visible over time.
Campaign 20 Jahre digitec.ch Customer digitec.ch Creative and media agency Digitec Galaxus AG (InHouse) Design Daniel Kobi, Severin Keller Text Die Community Photo Cathrin Schön Format F12
Silver – Commercial National – Die Mobiliar Herbstkampagne 21
To date, the famous Mobiliar damage sketches have primarily been exactly that – sketches; two-dimensional images drawn on the famous grid paper background. In their autumn campaign, Mobiliar plays with dimensions and levels in the sketches, integrating the medium in which each one appears.
Campaign Die Mobiliar Herbstkampagne 21 Customer Schweizerische Mobiliar Versicherungsgesellschaft AG Creative agency Jung von Matt AG Media agency Mediaschneider AG Design / Text Luca Schneider, Jan Theus Format F200, F200L, F12, F12L
Bronze – Commercial National – Fluchttaschen
Domestic violence is still a taboo subject in Switzerland. That’s why we are telling the stories of four women affected by violence who took the courageous step of fleeing to a women’s shelter. The stories are not told in words but through the objects that the women carried in their bags.
Campaign Fluchttaschen Customer Dachorganisation der Frauenhäuser Schweiz und Lichtenstein DAO Creative agency Rod Kommunikation AG Media agency Zip Media Design / Text Rod Kommunikation AG Photo Philipp Schmidli Format MegaPoster
Nomination – Commercial National – Glarner Schabziger
Few products divide opinions like Glarner Schabziger cheese. And it’s perfectly fine if you don’t care for the oldest branded product in the world – as long as you form your own opinion. Our campaign "Lieb es oder lass es." (Love it or leave it) is designed to inspire people to do exactly that. Always charmingly tongue in cheek and with a generous pinch of self-deprecating humour.
Campaign Glarner Schabziger Customer GESKA AG Creative and media agency Streuplan Creative Director Thomas Back Design Yumi Kunz Text Thomas Back, Silvio Assaiante Consulting Laura Dreifuss Format F200, F200L, F12, F12L
Nomination – Commercial National – This is not a Schweizklischee - this is Basel.
Basel has it all – except what you would expect from Switzerland. With its refreshingly atypical tourist attractions, Basel offers visitors a break from Swiss clichés. Even the campaign slogan – ‘Schweiz mal anders. This is Basel.’ (A different Switzerland. This is Basel.) underscores the contrast between the city and stereotypical images. The humorous ‘Denglish’ is a proud nod to the international city with its 200,000 residents.
Campaign This is not a Schweizklischee - this is Basel. Customer Basel Tourismus Creative agency kreisvier communication ag Media agency gamned ag Design Ann-Kathrin Vogel, Dario Bonarrigio, Michael Schmidt, Ramon Niederhauser, Sinia Brugger Photo Roche Tower / Bergspitze: Raphael Alu, Gondeli / Talstadion: Pixio, Haut Cuisine / Käse-Fondue: Digitale Massarbeit, Simon Kurt Format F200, F12
Nomination – Commercial National – Lieber impfen lassen
Many young people in Switzerland are still reluctant to get vaccinated, even though it is making their lives increasingly difficult. We show the many inconveniences that young unvaccinated people face. When travelling, going out partying, getting intimate. But there’s a very simple solution – get vaccinated.
Campaign Lieber impfen lassen Customer Eidgenössisches Departement des Innern EDI / Bundesamt für Gesundheit BAG Creative agency Rod Kommunikation AG Media agency Mediaschneider Bern Design / Text Rod Kommunikation AG Photo Ella Mettler Spot Jen Ries Format F200, F12, F24, eBoard, ePanel
Gold – Commercial Local and Regional – When art has to move
Since 1838, Welti-Furrer has been transporting valuable works of art with state-of-the-art methods. This campaign served as a reminder to the international art world during Art Basel, based on four iconic rooms from different eras shown suddenly empty. In particular, Vincent van Gogh’s bedroom in Arles. This is about as good – and minimal – as marketing messages get.
Campaign When art has to move Customer Welti-Furrer Fine Art AG, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Dave Schellenberg (Art Director), Mario Moosbrugger (Art Director), Isabelle Hauser (Art Director),
Danielle Knecht-Lanz (Creative Director), Markus Ruf (Creative Director) Text Markus Ruf Image processing Mario Moosbrugger Format F12
Silver – Commercial Local and Regional – My favorite restaurant.
Millions love McDonald’s. And thanks to McDrive, guests really can enjoy their McDonald’s food anywhere. That means that your favourite restaurant is there wherever you want to be. That’s exactly what we bring to life by showing a view from the car with the slogan ‘My favourite restaurant’.
Campaign My favorite restaurant. Customer McDonald's Suisse Restaurants Sàrl Creative agency TBWA\ Switzerland AG Media agency OMD Switzerland Design Susanna Fill (AD) Text Wolf Gaertner (CW), Manuel Wenzel (ECD), Tizian Walti (CD) Photo Markus Müller Format F12, MegaPoster
Bronze – Commercial Local and Regional – Trump-Umzug
The removals company Welti-Furrer (since 1838) draws on its extensive experience to make every move easier. The current poster illustrates this with a touch of humour, using the example of a man who found it particularly difficult to move, or rather move out in January 2021: Donald Trump.
Campaign Trump-Umzug Customer Welti-Furrer AG, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Isabelle Hauser (Art Direction), Danielle Knecht-Lanz (Creative Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Photo Isabelle Hauser Format F12
Nomination – Commercial Local and Regional – Hiltl-Filmpartnerschaft - Monte Verità
Veggie pioneer Hiltl (since 1898) is a proud partner of the Swiss feature film Monte Verità. Around 1900, drop-outs gathered at the titular retreat to follow a vegetarian diet and eagerly cast off the tight corset of bourgeois society. The accompanying campaign offers a fresh, bite-sized account of these historical events with four motifs.
Campaign Hiltl-Filmpartnerschaft - Monte Verità Customer Hiltl, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Isabelle Hauser (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Photo Lorenz Wahl (Bildbearbeitung & Postproduction) Format F200
Nomination – Commercial Local and Regional – Hiltl Seebadi-Kampagne
In summer the veggie pioneer Hiltl will branch out with two restaurants at the outdoor swimming pools Seebad Kilchberg and Strandbad Mythenquai. A series of posters with three refreshing motifs got everyone talking about their vegetarian summer options.
Nomination – Commercial Local and Regional – The fine Art of Drinking. Al Mulinetto
Young artists have been designing the posters for Al Mulinetto for years. They have free rein to interpret the statement ‘The fine art of drinking’ as they see fit. The results are now coveted art posters.
Campaign The fine Art of Drinking. Al Mulinetto Customer Al Mulinetto Creative and media agency Farner Creative direction Fabian Bertschinger Text Markus Gut Illustration Yehteh, Laura Hofer, Delia Guerriero Format F4
Nomination – Commercial National – Abstand schützt vor Gefahr
During the pandemic, this Hiltl campaign drew a pointed parallel between the animal-friendly philosophy of the veggie pioneer and its coronavirus safety concept. Because keeping their distance protects both people and animals from impending danger. Across four motifs, butchers sharpen their knives in vain.
Campaign Abstand schützt vor Gefahr Customer Hiltl, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Isabelle Hauser (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Format F12
Gold – Public Service – Tier im Recht - Handabdrücke
Behind many tourist attractions featuring wild animals, there is great suffering. For the animals, constant proximity to people and their touch means constant stress. The handprint campaign really brings this home. A total of nine concise motifs can only result in one conclusion: hands off wildlife.
Campaign Tier im Recht - Handabdrücke Customer Stiftung für das Tier im Recht, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Isabelle Hauser (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Illustration Isabelle Hauser Format F200
Silver – Public Service – VBZ-Werbelinie zur schrittweisen Öffnung
On 1 March 2021, life in Zurich slowly started picking up again. The VBZ responded quickly to every step toward normality, with a striking ad series made up of tram and bus routes. Five motifs made the VBZ service unmistakably top of mind again while also supporting trade and gastronomy.
Campaign VBZ-Werbelinie zur schrittweisen Öffnung Customer VBZ Verkehrsbetriebe Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Catherine Martin (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Illustration Catherine Martin Format F4
Bronze – Public Service – VBZ Sternbild
The VBZ image campaign offers a fresh, ever-changing presentation of the advantages of public transport over motorised private transport. A shining example of this is the constellation in the form of the new Flexity tram. Displayed at Christmas time, the image is a play on ‘Grosser Wagen’ (Big Wagon), the German name for the constellation known in English as the Big Dipper or the Plough.
Campaign VBZ Sternbild Customer VBZ Verkehrsbetriebe Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Mario Moosbrugger (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Illustration Mario Moosbrugger Format F4
Nomination – Public Service – Suva Zeckenmenü
Every year, tick bites lead to around 10,000 doctor’s appointments in Switzerland because of dangers such as meningitis. The image is probably the most unusual menu in the country, drawing attention to this underrated hazard and pointing out the parts of the body ticks like best. All intended to keep people off the bloodsuckers’ menu.
Campaign Suva Zeckenmenü Customer Suva, Luzern Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Isabelle Hauser (Art Direction), Mario Moosbrugger (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Illustration Isabelle Hauser Format F200
Nomination – Public Service – Präventionskampagne
This cantonal campaign on addiction issues appeals to those affected and the general public alike and serves as a reminder of points of contact. The humorous headlines reference day-to-day life, and along with the claim ‘Prevention, advice and understanding’ defuse the standard problem focus of this topic. The minimalist, colourful design ensures high brand recognition with over a dozen different motifs on range of media.
Campaign Präventionskampagne Customer Suchthilfe OST Creative and media agency Kreativstudio Waldluft Design Giannina Husi, Lara Maresca, Ramón Maurer Text Beni Brennwald, Ramón Maurer Format F4, F12
Nomination – Public Service – HEKS Corona-Spendenkampagne
HEKS supports people in need as a result of the coronavirus crisis, both in Switzerland and around the world. But during the crisis, many people are preoccupied with their own problems. The minimalist motifs integrate the official warning pictographs of the Federal Office of Public Health, a striking shift in perspective and a call for help.
Campaign HEKS Corona-Spendenkampagne Customer HEKS Creative agency Wunderman Thompson Switzerland AG Media agency Zauberküche Chief Creative Officer Swen Morath Art Direction / Design Marika Magnuszewska Text Julia Staub Format F200, F12
Gold – Culture – Verpassen Sie den Kunst-Anschluss nicht
Coronavirus has kept many people away from museums for a long time now. So the Museum Haus Konstruktiv called on the people of Zurich not to miss their connection to art. Specifically, with art from the tram lines that lead to the museum. A beautiful combination of two Zurich institutions.
Campaign Verpassen Sie den Kunst-Anschluss nicht Customer Museum Haus Konstruktiv, Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Catherine Martin (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Text Markus Ruf Illustration Catherine Martin Format F200
Silver – Culture – Plakat für die Oper «I Capuleti e i Montecchi»
I Capuleti e I Montecchi by Vincenzo Bellini. Romeo and Juliet as an opera – the most famous love story of all time is already near its tragic conclusion when the curtain goes up on Bellini’s opera. The two protagonists are crushed by the wheels of fate.
Campaign Plakat für die Oper «I Capuleti e i Montecchi» Customer Theater Orchester Biel Solothurn Creative agency Atelier Bundi AG Design Stephan Bundi Format F4
Bronze – Culture – Fleisch – Eine Ausstellung zum Innenleben
The multimedia exhibition Fleisch (Meat) includes Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s visions of butchers, Daniel Spoerri’s ‘Eat Art’, the songs of Stiller Has and Bell’s sausage advertisements, which all illuminate our relationship to meat, examining the role of this substance which is at once a (formerly) living creature, a commodity and a promise of pleasure.
Campaign Fleisch – Eine Ausstellung zum Innenleben Customer Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek Creative agency Studio Daniel Peter Design Studio Daniel Peter Text Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek - Hannes Mangold, Michèle Thüring Illustration - 3D Studio Daniel Peter Format F4
Nomination – Culture – Plakat für die Oper «Eiger»
Eiger, an opera by Fabian Müller and Tim Krohn, concerns a dramatic 1936 mountaineering episode on the north face of the Eiger. The premiere was in December 2021 at the Theater Orchester Biel Solothurn.
Campaign Plakat für die Oper «Eiger» Customer Theater Orchester Biel Solothurn Creative agency Atelier Bundi AG Design Stephan Bundi Format F4
Nomination – Culture – Tür auf Tür zu
Poster for a play by Ingrid Lausund in which a door plays the leading part.
Campaign Tür auf Tür zu Customer Theater Aeternam Creative agency Erich Brechbühl [Mixer] Design Erich Brechbühl Format F4
Nomination – Culture – Jazz Festival Willisau 2021
The jazz festival is a place that forms a framework, a place where people meet, where the music finds space for numerous stories and encounters. The poster is intended to reflect this diversity and stoke a desire to enter this emotional world.
Campaign Jazz Festival Willisau 2021 Customer Jazz Festival Willisau Creative agency Pank Design Pank - Paula Troxler & Kleon Medugorac Format F4
Gold – Digital Out of Home – VBZ-Werbelinie aus Tram- und Buslinien
On 1 June 2021, restaurants in Zurich were permitted to fully open again. The VBZ responded quickly – with affectionate animations created entirely from tram and bus routes. This is how the VBZ reminded the public of their service while also supporting the gastronomy sector after its dry spell.
Campaign VBZ-Werbelinie aus Tram- und Buslinien Customer VBZ Verkehrsbetriebe Zürich Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Catherine Martin (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Motion Design RoDo Works, Zürich Format eBoard, ePanel
Silver – Digital Out of Home – Mein Name ist weg. Alzheimer Kampagne
My name is gone! No longer recognising your spouse or forgetting the way home –
dementia presents major challenges for those affected and their loved ones. In Switzerland alone, there are around 146,500 people living with dementia. Alzheimer Switzerland launched an emotional campaign to raise awareness of the disease and its consequences.
Campaign Mein Name ist weg. Alzheimer Kampagne Customer Alzheimer Schweiz Creative agency KARGO Kommunikation GmbH Design Fabia Dellsperger, Christoph Balsiger Text Fabia Dellsperger, Urs Baenninger, Laure Hoffmeyer (FR), Marco Gehring (IT) Photo / Spot Jorge Martinez (Animation) Format eBoard, ePanel
Bronze – Digital Out of Home – Geberit AquaClean Handbutts
Geberit shower toilets clean the user’s behind with water. But how can a campaign suggest naked backsides being cleaned with water without actually showing that at all? With handbutts: hands imitating backsides. Now everyone knows – Geberit AquaClean is like hand washing for the behind.
Campaign Geberit AquaClean Handbutts Customer Geberit International AG Creative and media agency Wunderman Thompson Switzerland AG Creative Direction Swen Morath, Annette Häcki Art Direction / Design Cedric Fuchs Text Julia Staub Spot Eqal Visual Productions AG, Karine & Oliver (Regie) Format ePanel
Nomination – Digital Out of Home – 56. Solothurner Filmtage
The Swiss film landscape is dominated by strong colours and strong women – this is the message of the 56th edition of Filmtage, with new management and a wind of change. The large-format colour portraits are overlaid with the striking SO logo, which takes on a different graphic form in each application. Swiss film is constantly in motion – and so is its image.
Campaign 56. Solothurner Filmtage Customer Solothurner Filmtage Creative agency Raffinerie AG für Gestaltung Design Raffinerie AG für Gestaltung Format eBoard, ePanel
Nomination – Digital Out of Home – Die Mobiliar Herbstkampagne 21
To date, the famous Mobiliar damage sketches have primarily been exactly that – sketches; two-dimensional images drawn on the famous grid paper background. In their autumn campaign, Mobiliar plays with dimensions and levels in the sketches, integrating the medium in which each one appears.
Campaign Die Mobiliar Herbstkampagne 21 Customer Schweizerische Mobiliar Versicherungsgesellschaft AG Creative agency Jung von Matt AG Media agency Mediascheider AG Design / Text Luca Schneider, Jan Theus Format eBoard, ePanel
Gold – Out of Home Innovations – We hear your call
This high-impact suicide prevention campaign lets young people know that they can get support, and that it’s better to talk about their issues before making a terrible mistake.
Campaign We hear your call Customer HUG (Hôpitaux universitaire de Genève) Creative and media agency Havas Village Genève Design Simeon Brandner Text Antoine Karpat Photo / Spot Amikal Format Wall - Out of Home Innovation
Silver – Out of Home Innovations – Die ewz Eisschmelz-Wette
By using and promoting renewable energy sources, ewz makes a valuable contribution to the fight against global warming. To draw attention to this important issue, the energy supplier launched the ice melting competition, transmitted live to various DOOH locations in Zurich. See the case movie.
Campaign Die ewz Eisschmelz-Wette Customer ewz (Elektrizitätswerk der Stadt Zürich) Creative agency Ruf Lanz, Zürich Design Mario Moosbrugger (Art Direction), Isabelle Hauser (Art Direction), Markus Ruf (Creative Direction) Format ePanel - Ambient Media Aktion mit Live-Übertragung
Bronze – Out of Home Innovations – Jazz Festival Willisau 2021
At the jazz festival, the focus is on the music, a moving experience which transports us to other worlds. A smartphone app brings the poster to life as an animation in public spaces, but also on magazines and postcards at home. Breaking down the still image, the animation opens up a cosmos full of craziness and emotion which finds space in the real world as a film on the smartphone.
Campaign Jazz Festival Willisau 2021 Customer Jazz Festival Willisau Creative agency Pank Design Pank - Paula Troxler & Kleon Medugorac Format Smartphone-App
18 Swiss Poster Awards were presented among the 33 nominated campaigns. The campaign «When art has to move» by Welti-Furrer Fine Art AG additionally wins the award for «Poster of the Year 2021».
Watch the video of the winning campaigns here. Congratulations!
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