Klarna's UK Art Campaign Aims to Overcome Brand Misconceptions

The campaign was led by Motel around England's largest cities

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To help address the misconceptions of the brand, online financial service company Klarna targeted U.K. consumers with murals featuring QR codes placed in England’s major cities, focusing on various misunderstandings.



Wall mural on building featuring two cows dressed up. Both cows are holding torches.
Klarna

Misconceptions Klarna addresses in the art are how it solely sells fashion, only targets young people and makes money on hidden fees.

Ignasi Monreal, who has collaborated with Gucci, Vogue and Netflix, digitally designed the murals at his studio in Rome to offer a contemporary renaissance feel.

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