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Showing a man with a hand on a cylindrical object protruding from between his legs, this billboard is similar to an Absolut Twist ad. There was a time when drinking alone was condemned as leading to onanism. Now marketers promote liquor as an adjunct to masturbation.

The chair has phallic images carved into the frame.

Installed in New York City at 135th Street and 12th Avenue, by the Amtrak train tracks and the Hudson River.

Anthony Olszewski
aolsz@bellatlantic.net

Installed in New York City on the corner of 14th Street and 9th Avenue.The image shows a woman in an urban scene. She is holding a fur between her legs and is getting sprayed by rain. As the face is obscured by position, hair and hat, any female observer can imagine herself in the picture.

If the Freudian unconscious does not exist, advertisers waste millions communicating with it.

Anthony Olszewski
aolsz@bellatlantic.net

Installed in New York City on the corner of 9th Avenue and 14th Street.
A theme in some of the other Armani billboards was the live model in a dead landscape. Here, something different is at work. The fencing evokes a spider’s web, with the male model at the center. The current Armani billboard uses the fantasy of Spiderman and the other Marvel comics heroes dominating the urban streetscape.

Anthony Olszewski
aolsz@bellatlantic.net