Aaron Maurer

Religious Pictograms - The subject of this cohesive series of nine icons are the monotheistic “people of the book:” Jews, Christians and Muslims. Points of similarity between each faith are illustrated by portraying how God revealed himself to the major prophet of each, a representation of the sacred text of each, and a prominent feature from the place of worship of each. The circular carrier represents the common God of all three religions as the beginning and ending of all things.

Religious Pictograms Color Palette - The color palette was developed through research on prominent and symbolic colors of the three religions.

Human Rights Awareness Ads - This human rights awareness campaign displays the sharp contrast between faith systems and events occurring in the world (often in the name of faith). Quotes from world leaders, religious leaders and holy texts are combined with journalistic imagery to further reveal this disparity. The text simply states facts and makes no judgements: viewers are left to draw their own conclusions. (Photos from international news sources including Time Magazine, Associated Press, and Newsweek)

Human Rights Awareness Ads - This human rights awareness campaign displays the sharp contrast between faith systems and events occurring in the world (often in the name of faith). Quotes from world leaders, religious leaders and holy texts are combined with journalistic imagery to further reveal this disparity. The text simply states facts and makes no judgements: viewers are left to draw their own conclusions. (Photos from international news sources including Time Magazine, Associated Press, and Newsweek)

Human Rights Awareness Ads - This human rights awareness campaign displays the sharp contrast between faith systems and events occurring in the world (often in the name of faith). Quotes from world leaders, religious leaders and holy texts are combined with journalistic imagery to further reveal this disparity. The text simply states facts and makes no judgements: viewers are left to draw their own conclusions. (Photos from international news sources including Time Magazine, Associated Press, and Newsweek)