Memories | Taiwan

This work is based on bricks. I want to make memories to express the pain in the hearts of those who have been trafficked. The shadows in my heart are like stacks of bricks, which are imprinted in my mind. It is hard to forget. A piece of memory.

Maze | China

My series of posters “maze”, combined with the export “exit”, stand in the perspective of the seller and the trafficked, convey their psychological feelings in this tragedy.

We Are Not For Sale | United States

The idea behind the drawing is a captured girl behind bars. At first glance, it looks like she’s just behind bars, but really, the bars are shaped to look like a barcode. In a spray paint-like font, is written, “WE ARE NOT FOR SALE”. The style of this poster is inspired by the work of the artist Banksy who bases his work on controversial topics. I used photoshop, illustrator, and a photo to make this piece.

Voiced Silence | United States

Human trafficking victims are stripped of their rights to speak up by being forced into obedient silence in an oppressive system. When those who weren’t given the choice to speak up, you chose to be silent. Your silence also creates a loud statement; don’t let your silence speak for you. Exert an effort to educate yourself, spread awareness, and report any suspicions in regards human with trafficking. A word, your voice, may save a life.

MIRROR WITHOUT REFLECTION | Portugal

THIS POSTER WAS MADE TO BUILD AWARENESS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AROUND THE WORLD.
THE ARTWORK IS CALLED “MIRROR WITHOUT REFLECTION” BECAUSE THIS MIRROR REFLECTS NOTHING.
ON THE OTHER HAND, THIS BLIND MIRROR STRENGTHENS THE IDEA THAT WE “CAN SEE A MAN’S FACE, BUT NOT HIS HEART”.

Do Not Look Away | United States

This is a bloody hand with a puddle of blood underneath it. On the hand, it said “Don’t Look Away.” The hand belongs to the victim showing how dangerous and consequential human trafficking is to them and their loved ones. Violence and abuse are reoccuring themes of human trafficking, as represented by the bloody hand and the puddle of blood. The poster is asking the viewer to not look away from the realities of human trafficking.