Don´t trample on me | Mexico

For how long have we heard about cases of human trafficking? probably too frequently but not because we don’t have any close person who happened to doesn’t mean it’s just a myth, don’t ignore just because you don’t anyone, even if we are a little part of this world do not trample on them.

NOT US,NOT ONESELF | China

Through the expression of footprints, we can compare the trafficked and imprisoned people with other people in the world, which shows that because of human trafficking, those people are no longer as free as we are, and they are no longer themselves.

Heartbeat | Madagascar

Rhythm is part of our existence. The universe came with a bang and this rhythm of the universe, we have it in us, it animates us and forms the melody of life.
The purest melody, the simplest of music beats through us and it is inhumane to deny us this freedom to play our own music.

Stop women and girls trafficking | Austria

The idea is to show the sad situation of those women and girls that for the purpose of of forced labour, sexual slavery, or commercial sexual exploitation are trafficked.This may encompass providing a spouse in the context of forced marriage, or the extraction of organs or tissues, including for surrogacy and ova removal. Human trafficking is a crime against the person because of the violation of the victim’s rights of movement through coercion and because of their commercial exploitation.

The Shadow Path | France

In my poster I wanted to represent the hide side of human traffic, by putting the font in the shape of the shadow of the men.
In the foreground you can see a man, naked and striate of shadows, like some part of his body was missing, inspired by the sentence “You can see a mans face but never his heart”
Behind, the words “stop human traffic”, mould the shape of the man’s shadow, to remind people that it is something hidden in the dark and at the same time a sad reality.
Some ridges are placed all over the poster, they are in the shape of the ones on the man’s body and they represent furrows of blood and pain.