Present for Kids | China

The trafficking of children accounts for a large proportion of human trafficking. Some of these children are sold to war borders to serve as child soldiers, carrying heavy guns on their small shoulders and risking their lives at any time. The work combines lollipops which represent children’s innocence and gun barrels, and appeals to society to oppose human trafficking through satire.

The eaten apple | China

In poster design, apple element is used to combine it with children’s head silhouette, and explore the visual principle by using the relationship between elements sharing and mutual existence. The work skillfully uses images to form heterosexual isomorphism. In poster design, apple symbolizes that children who deprive of personal freedom and are sold are complete individuals like apples. If they are forced to bite off, their behaviors have been on the road of illegal crimes. The works satirize the “robber” way of those traffickers, leaving the fact that can not be lost.

They are not commodities | China

The woman in the poster is bare-chested and has bright red bruises from being abused. Like commodities, they are marked with price tags, date of production, place of origin and other information, and neatly displayed for people to pick up and consume. Women are the main targets of human trafficking, and most of them are used as sexual tools and subjected to cruel treatment. All human beings are subjective and created equal. We should work together to resist the trade in human beings and reject human trafficking.