The poster deals with trafficking in women. The perforation is like of commercial product, an image of how the trafficked women are being treated.
The rough tearing is a way to show the pain and make the viewer identify with the women.
Childhood often listen to adults say: “do not eat strangers’ sugar.”. How many children are
hurt by this “spoiled” candy, and human trafficking is becoming more and more rampant.
It is like a cage, locking children in the abyss, without light and freedom!
The poster reflects the abduction of freedom and identity of people by illustrating the faceless profiles of victims related to human trafficking. A fence has always been a symbol of submission and confinement, that is why it was used as the main element, interlaced with the very same people who suffered under its enclosure
Nowadays internet is a place where most illegal transactions take place. This poster wants to emphasise the electronic means in dealings with human trafficking.
This poster is a call to people who are in need and who become potential victims of human trafficking. Because in many cases the helping hand that promises you a better future turns out to be the one that extinguishes your dream and turns it into a waking nightmare, a real Hell.
On this poster, I wanted to explain that life jackets given to refugees are actually the beginning of the borders.