Human Trafficking | Mexico
This poster is dedicated to the human trafficking problem in order to impact people about this problem.
This poster is dedicated to the human trafficking problem in order to impact people about this problem.
My illustration is simple and clear. I use minimalism. You don’t know this girl in my illustration but her life is precious. My english is bad but i try to explain.
The negative space shows the Africani flag. It’s shaped by two human bodies, that are representing citizens of the WORLD.
As you can see, there is a skin texture which reminds of the idea that we all are human and none of us should be deprived of the rights of freedom.
I believe this poster is not the best so far, but I gace my best and I was very honored to participate to the reggae poster contest !
Thank you for organising it
Regards
Alexis
The chair symbolizes what traps children and make them want to escape from, and the red ropes are broken showing that the whole thing can be changed by us. The end of the ropes illustrate hands, which means stopping trafficking needs help from the public. We can help, and they can have a different life.
This poster encourages people not to be silent majority, in the face of human trafficking,we should be brave to make their own voice, so that more people hear our voice. The back of the poster struggled behind the glass wall to get out, but his voice became more and more blurred. Black hands represent silence, white hands represent hope. One more power, one more voice, the world will become better. What we want to hear is: let us hear you, not: shut up.
Nobody has a price is a work that through a few elements wants to arouse a great expressive and literal force.
We are not objects, we are not products displayed in the supermarket that we can buy. No one should have more decision-making power than ourselves. Life is priceless.
The poster illustrates the hand of a person trying to reach the freedom that had been stolen from them. This hand is taken aback from a rope that forms the word “words”, which symbolizes those cursed words, but that feel hopeful, said to recruit the victim.
On the bottom left of the poster I used a phrase that was written on the brief to give more information about the topic.
I wanted to focus on the the way that the victims could get recruited for human trafficking, to bring awareness that trust is not always a good thing in this world and the consequences it could bring.
this poster represents the insecurity about trust. To trust or not to trust?
With this poster I want to represent the doubt about the idea we can have about someone’s identity.
It is an invitation to reflect, to think, to improve ourselves and the world.
In the poster I wanted to focus on different points. The photo shows a malnourished child, blindfolded and tagged. He feels discomfort and fear. We can see how on the label there is a number and not a name and it is also blindfolded to ensure that it does not recognize the place.