Unable to answer | China

Human trafficking is intolerable, every victim is innocent and pathetic. They were trafficked to strange places far from home, so they may have forgotten their memories of hometown. Not don’t want to answer but can‘t answer. Let’s hope human trafficking doesn’t happen.

helplessness | China

In the whole picture, there is a helpless child in a sack. He peeps out the outside world from the sack. Outside, there are many hands reaching out to him: some want to abduct him, some want to save him, and many may be between good and evil.

help | China

From the graphic point of view, several small hands represent the abducted children who are eager to be rescued, while the large hands represent the people who are going to be rescued. Wearing a string of musical symbols on the hands represents light and hope. From the perspective of color, red and beige echo each other, forming a positive and negative pole, which can highlight the strong desire for freedom of abducted children

Like Kids in a Candy Store | Israel

The poster portrays child trafficking. Children are put in a vending machine as a metaphor for buying a candy, an everyday activity for a child. This is why the poster presents the kids at a very low cost, to show how easy it is to buy a child. The color palette is composed of strong dramatic colors to enhance the poster’s concept and to put an emphasis on the terror that is involved with this horrible act.

No shadow after dark | Russia

I love music and reggae. It’s important to me to help people. Every year tens of thousands of people disappear without a trace in the world. More than ten thousand people are kidnapped in the world every year. The song encourages all of us to be careful about who we trust. I made this poster while listening to the song. I think visual art and music are powerful together. We can save one more child or one more person from harm.