Children, who have been suffered from rape, in most cases don’t or can’t speak what has happened to them. They are afraid of the abuser, in fear that nobody cares or the shock is so large that they simply can’t think about that.
The poster from the children perspective asks to look at this issue. Start to care, be more aware and careful. It shows the action of a child when he is not afraid anymore and when he can finally tell the truth.
The hands in the poster form a bird yearning for freedom, holding a note. The black line is the symbol of money, and the drum sticks cut with the black line representing the bondage, signifying resistance to human trafficking.
Human trafficking is a prevalent issue in Africa. Therefore, I combined the map of Africa with the title ” Stop Human Trafficking ” and find the relevant copywriting.
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.
One of the most terrible things about human trafficking is slavery. One of the worst slavery is slavery for sex. And one of the most unacceptable things is that children are also used for sexual pleasure in slavery.
The poster shows this terrible image and says to the viewer what is happening to children. Two main composition elements show this dark relationship between the buying and the pleasure and where it goes.
My purpose was to create a poster representing all the people who have experienced this situation without giving any gender or age.
Combine the organ with a gradual layer and a knife. In the fast knife method of human traffickers, people can’t find the last trace of the organ.
Taking away a person’s faith in humanity, solely for the material benefit of organized criminals. Man is not a commodity!
As long as the people working in this bad job and gain money, they will lose everything that belongs to their humanity. The more you gain (money), the more you lose (all humanity…)
We are torn apart by human trafficking but we still have hope. We also have to become the hope we wish to have by reaching out to those that need it.