Vice President Kamala Harris Appears Battered & Bruised In 'Doctored' Domestic Violence Campaign

Below those three powerful words is an even more upsetting message which reads, "But nobody believed her — But she was left alone — But she was not protected — But he was not stopped — But she was killed anyway."

The campaign is to bring awareness to domestic violence in the most ghastly way possible. Kamala isn't the only famous female in power on the doctored posters either.

The artist aleXsandro Palombo used iconic women from all over the globe including Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, French politicians Christine Lagarde, Marine Le Pen and Anne Hidalgo, and Queen Letizia of Spain to get the message out.

Palombo describes the movement as a "campaign of denunciation against a system that does not support women victim of gender violence."

He used the powerful political leaders' faces as a way to "draw attention to the poor responses from politics regarding the problem of gender-based violence and highlights the ineffectiveness of the support and protection system to the victims."

The posters are hanging all over Spain, Milan, and beyond.