Prohibition of trafficking in women | China
I drew a picture of a woman in a cage for sale by hand. This is an insult to women, and it’s not right. So I appeal to you to protect women. People are not commodities, they are not for sale
I drew a picture of a woman in a cage for sale by hand. This is an insult to women, and it’s not right. So I appeal to you to protect women. People are not commodities, they are not for sale
A large number of children are trafficked around the world every year. The vast majority of child victims are enslaved and sexually exploited. In my poster, children of different races are struggling with their hands. The red and black fingerprints suggest the blood and cruelty behind human trafficking. I hope to draw people’s attention to the social problem of human trafficking through my poster.
People want to go abroad illegally for any reason. In the case, it causes human trafficking and trade. This poster draws attention to this situation.
The “For Sale” poster was designed with the intention of not only sensitize the public to the topic in question, using the phrase “About 24,9 million people globally are victims of forced labour”, but also to allude to the desvalorization and objectification of the human being.
The ilustration was inspired by the people who “dress” themselves with advertising posters, practically playing the role of a outdoor. That is, treating themselves as if they were an object, making themselves go through inhuman situatuions like adverse atmospheric situations and often underpaid for it.
The goal was to make the poster as minimalist as possible so that anyone, within the theme or not, could understand the message.
Women, Men and Children are trapped in fear and explotation. In the poster, victims escaping
through a prison cell which is symbolically rendered as a barcode
This poster represents that we are humans are worth more than a price, and that it is our resposibility to protect one another. The hands holding are meant to represent unity and protecting amongst a community, standing up against the horrors of human trafficking and showing how we are more than a commodity, or in this case “together against human trafficking.”
Change the meaning is a typographic poster. I tried to bring a dynamic between the word “slave” and “save” where the victim becomes the missing L. My intention is to make people think that if we save that girl we change not only the meaning of the word but the meaning of the lives of victims of human trafficking.
People want freedom in the face of the limitations in their lives and the difficult conditions they live in and want to escape from the life they are. In addition, I wanted to explain this by using the statue of liberty on the boat in order to explain that they were under difficult conditions in the places they went, and even death.
This work has been prepared to draw attention to human trafficking.