Peace | Jamaica

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“Peace” is what this poster is called because knowingly the after-effects of some of these victims of human trafficking are almost unheard yet still traumatizing. Traumatizing in the sense that some of these effects are with them in memory for the long haul. Traumatizing in one aspect and a lesson learned another creating a lot of agony and fear. Effects such as (PSTD) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Ostracism, etc. caused by either lack of employment, vulnerability, poverty, or even simple ignorance. This Poster depicts a woman crying her eyes out along with wondering eyes with tied hands behind the text written. The blood represents prolonged violence amongst or women especially whether victims of human trafficking whether survivors and the deceased.

No sale no harm | China

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This work is mainly shown through the trading two-dimensional code, in the two-dimensional code, human as clearly priced items appear. The profit of human trafficking is in sharp contrast to the value of a piece of clothing. It is because there is a market demand and profit that the human trade occurs.Fight human trafficking with irony.

He is scared | China

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This poster shows a child who has been trafficked. His eyes are filled with horrible traffickers. The vicious expression of the trafficker makes the children feel terrified. He is crying. From his scared eyes, he can tell that he is talking to the traffickers. “No”, the child shows helplessness, fear and a desire to break free.

Trafficked away | China

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The work “Trafficked away” uses the outline of a vinyl record as a balloon. The staggered overlay of vinyl records simulates the appearance of a balloon flying up. Below the balloon is “sale”, which means “human trafficking” was brought by reggae music. Gone, there is no “human trafficking” anymore.