Tears of Scanning Barcodes | Taiwan
Convert eyebrows and eyes to barcodes. Think that people should not be a commodity.
Human Trafficking Redlight District-Female Robot | Taiwan
In the red light districts of the Netherlands, there are many girls who have been trafficked. They are forced to engage in sex works in the red light districts for several hours.
This issue touched me deeply, so I designed the female robot to be controlled to do her unwilling sex works. The bikini and lipstick on her body are designed as barcodes, indicating that they are victims of human trafficking.
At A Moment’s Notice | United States
For this design, I wanted to emphasize to the viewer that anyone can be abducted if they are not aware of their surroundings. So I decided the best way to depict that was to show the shadow of an individual being dragged away as the main body continues to move forward. This is to insinuate that someone can be abducted at a moment’s notice. And utilizing a mix of traditional and digital mediums I was able to create a piece that is quite simple, and that I feel educates the viewers to stay safe and be cautious of sketchy areas.
The Price For Dreams | Taiwan
More than 15,000 children are trafficked into Europe every year
with false hopes of making it asprofessional footballers.
There were an estimated 20,000 West African football players
stranded in Europe by this trafficking…
Chained Up | United States
My poster iteration focuses on spreading awareness of human trafficking and how it affects the victim, being trapped and unable to escape from their situation which is symbolized with the chains around the silhouette of the victim.
Not A Commodity | China
Not A Commodity
Human trafficking will organs of the body as a a commodity, in the form of commodity price to sell, and around the world in a different and sell a currency, not a commodity posters will be human organs in the body currencies symbols on the price, in order to show the idea is not correct, this illegal activity against human trafficking.
Kidnapping | China
Without buying and selling, there is no harm
The Organs are Gone | China
Surgical scars left by the removal of human organs are displayed on the human body, with shocking wounds to appeal to people against human trafficking and against organ trafficking.The Organs are Gone replace The stitches of The surgical scar with The English word of each organ, leaving only The scar and The name where The or