Bondage | China
Use wool to surround the shape of the animal, and then use iron wire to surround its outline, symbolizing bondage. The text is combined with the barbed wire to call on people not to imprison the animal
Vulture | Greece
Vulture symbolizes customers who support human trafficking. Red colour symbolizes lust and danger. Little bird is a victim of human trafficking while white colour symbolizes purity
Vending machine | China
Speaking of trafficing，I’m bound to think of the vending machine.So I replace the contents of the vending machine.Let it becomes the “Human trafficking machine”.
the power of music | Italy
Music with its power manages to break all barriers and bring freedom and happiness to the world.
With its strength it breaks the chains created by society and by all kinds of injustice.
The chains around the hands are broken by the music that is an explosion of life!
freedom | Taiwan
Use words to express creativity, to be free and not to be bound by money
Choice | Bosnia and Herzegovina
This poster features the metaphors for our society faced with the issue of human trafficking and crime in general: the red hand representing the oppressors and devastation they cause, the white hand conveying the voiceless suffering of victims and culture in peril and the green hand representing the rest of society – those still in power to make things right. We all have a choice to either offer a helping hand or to look away, accept crime and be a part of it. It is a call to change ourselves so we can all have a better future, to realise what the real problems are and to help by listening, educating and protecting others.
We All Cry | Germany
We all cry. Take a second to image face melting tears. This pain might be temporary, but it is beyond compare with that of individuals who have lost their loved ones, momentarily or forever. You may not cry, they do, and their tears are forever within. But now, We are All Crying.
The nature of offence | Canada
“Freedom of speech gives us the right to offend others, whereas freedom of thought gives them the choice as to whether or not to be offended.”
Mokokoma Mokhonoana
“To be offended is a choice we make; it is not a condition inflicted or imposed upon us by someone or something else.”
David A. Bednar
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We leave in a era where offence comes easy and it’s even more easily taken. This conceptual posters intent it’s on challenging the perception of whats an offence. Offence it’s always incorrect, but not always offence it’s as offensive as many perceive it. Making a choice for some to end up offended.
The posters give two choices to the viewer, one it’s seeing it as a whole and reaching the quick conclusion that it’s offensive. But if taken on it’s parts ( fist, non aggressive word) it has nothing offensive about it.
The posters goal it’s to challenge and question the viewer, on not just how on we perceive an offence, but also on the reasoning to reach such conclusions. All depends on what the viewer chooses to see.
The blue scraping represents the censure of lapis lazuli, that in the process of limiting the message or idea, makes it even more obvious and emphatic. By turning a non offensive idea censure in the process, turns it into something more open to be interpreted as such.
Don’t Trust Everyone | United States
My design displays two people holding hands though one of them’s true heart’s desire is to sell the other. The black heart represents the dark and sinister thinking of the person on the right, and the chains coming out represent a direct action of entrapping the person on the left demonstrating the brutality that a victim faces. The person on the left is white, to represent how little the person on the left really knew them.
Sex turism slave | Poland
last year’s africa is a new place for sex tourism and new glory land for pedophilia. That why I want to pay attention for that big problem.