Shot with AR-15 is a self-initiated project to support gun safety in the United States, highlighting the deadly impact of the assault rifle.


AR-15 was a weapon of choice in the recent mass shootings in America - a Las Vegas concert, an Orlando night club, Sandy Hook elementary school, a Texas church, a high school in Parkland, FL, and many more until recently.



To help raise awareness about the deadly power of this weapon of war, I hijacked the iconic “Shot on iPhone” campaign and turned it into “Shot with AR-15”, featuring the NRA logo.
Then, I printed 100+ copies of posters and put them throughout the streets and subway stations of New York City to draw public attention to the gun violence issue in the United States.
