Illusion | China
You can see the face, but you can’t see his heart. Don’t believe the shadow after dark.
Hope | Portugal
In my poster I wanted to cause impact and transmit the message, for that I included a little girl, victim of trafficking sitting on the top of a hill, the elevation meaning the course she had to go thru, reaching for a glowing lotus flower, a flower many times associated with human trafficking as it symbolizes renewal and superation, a flower that rises from the muddy waters and blossoms into a beautiful flower, representing the journy many of these victims had to go thru, so in the poster you can see the girl reaching for the flower as only her hopes prevail during those times, the color blue is also used in the flower and in the girls dress as it is the universal color for human trafficking prevention.
deep in the shadows | China
You don’t know what this person’s heart is thinking, he is looking at you and is going to sell you, be careful of such a person
BABY | China
The word “baby” was snatched and torn that presents the word “buy”, To express the harm of human trafficking to children.
BROKEN LINE BROKEN HEART | China
A lost relative is like a kite with its line broken. You know he/she’s gone but you can do nothing about it. To prevent this from happening, please take precautions so that we can protect the people we love the most. let’s keep every family safe and stop human trafficking.
My Heart NotSale | Turkey
People cannot forcefully love. They cannot be forced to give someone their love. They cannot be forcibly sold to anyone. The love and life of man are not for sale. While explaining the subject; I thought of the Shadows After Dark lyrics. Colors and demeanor had to be completely reggae.
Some Things Are Not Products | Turkey
Women who were kidnapped and forced into prostitution
dark shadow | China
Broken the shadows, save the children
People and money | China
The relationship between human and money, human trafficking and money.
We need human rights | China
As for this work, I want to express a direct satire on human trafficking. There are many business people and a hole in this work. This work is more inclined to absurd and surreal techniques, expressing their helplessness and inner pain. Human trafficking is not only an illegal act, but also a blasphemy and trample on human rights and morality. Therefore, I think satire and firm resistance play a role in cultural propaganda It’s a good way.