Photographer DARIUS RAMAZANI invited his favorite creatives to make a small monument for themselves at the large open space of Stuttgarter Platz in Berlin-Charlottenburg. The first idea followed soon from Christian Weisser Design Studio in cooperation with DARIUS RAMAZANI. The result is an election poster for the recent and still lingering German parliament election. "Rainer Fake was our candidate for the IKKE party!" says Darius Ramazani. And continues: "The idea came from the great Christian Weisser Design Studio. Alf Frommer delivered the textual content; the top model comes from Misfit Models, and Ali Amirfakury took care of post production." The poster was already cause for debate on the Net according to PAGE and W&V online.
“Me for everyone – or how they say in Berlin slang Ikke für alle: The commercial for the so-called IKKE party sticks out through wit in the otherwise mostly not all too original election campaign. That the candidate's name is Rainer Fake should make you wonder though… Concept and design of the election poster came from Christian Weisser Design Studio, responsible for lines like 'For a country where you likes to get a drink' was Alf Frommer, Creative Director Text at ressourcenmangel.” says PAGE.
And W&V called it “The best election poster in Germany. Of course, the ultimate election poster comes from Berlin, for all two election votes: Ikke für alle by CW Design Studio. It was commissioned by a creative. For the German parliament election, everything was said. Plus there was no election campaign since Angela Merkel gave out the telephone strategy: no provocation, no conflict. One answer to it is perhaps the best poster for the election of Rainer Fake: Ikke für alle. It is, of course, not meant seriously. "The large-scale space is self-advertisement" says photographer Darius Ramazani. The idea came from CW Design Studio, Ramazani casted and photographed, and copywriter Alf Frommer delivered the letters. We laughed out loud, and now we know who to vote for in the future.”
