2019 Print & Publishing

THE MISSING PAGE

TitleTHE MISSING PAGE
BrandLABORATOIRES IPRAD
Product/ServiceSAFORELLE
Category B01. Adapted Print
Entrant SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Paris, FRANCE
Idea Creation SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Paris, FRANCE
Media Placement SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Paris, FRANCE
PR SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Paris, FRANCE
Production TRINITY FILMS Paris, FRANCE
Credits
Name Company Position
Alexander SCHILL SERVICEPLAN GERMANY Global Chief Creative Director
Daniel PEREZ SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Chief Creative Officer
Dimitri GUERASSIMOV SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Chief Creative Officer
Fabien TEICHNER SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Chief Creative Officer
Matthieu MEMBRÉ SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Creative Director
Véronique ERB SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Art Director
Chloé ROSIAUX SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Copywriter
Tram-Anh Nguyen NGUYEN SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Art Director
Julien DONEZ SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Assistant Copywriter
Damien FAZZOLARI SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Assistant Art Director
Frank WILLOCQ SERVICEPLAN FRANCE Producer

Cultural / Context information for the jury

In France, in 2019, contrary to men's sex anatomy, no single Biology & Science schoolbook totally represent female genitals. The clitoris is either absent or incorrectly or partially illustrated. In addition, most manuals do not provide an external view of the female genitalia. Moreover, the #MeToo movement has been a starter for the enlightenment of inequalities women have to face in France: lowest wages, sexual violences, domestic tasks, political presence… Since then, their voices start to be heard. Day after day it helps all generations of french people to understand how the patriarchy is deeply ingrained in our society.

Translation. Provide a full English translation of any text.

We should all have the right to know our privacy. For the International Women's Rights Day, Saforelle has created: themissingpage. The page with the most accurate and complete representation of the female gender, to be added to school textbooks. Together, let's share The Missing Page.

Explain how the work innovatively used the print / publishing medium.

The Missing Page, with his layer of repositionable adhesive has been designed to be unstuck of the print, in order to be paste on their schoolbooks by French teenagers.