The combination of characters and animals shows the situation and experience of trafficked persons, and reflects the state of being objectified into animals that are visited or sold after being deprived of their freedom, self-esteem, etc.
Many pictures of missing children’s posters were used to create a child’s head. The kids who was supposed to be smiling was trafficked.
For women who have been victimized by capital, are they really commodities?In our mind, what is the real commodity?
The adventure of people dragged to death on their way to migration
The poster takes the image of the wine glass as the creative subject, and the lower part of the wine glass is designed as a symbol for men and women, so as to advocate against trafficking in women and the concept of equality between men and women.
Five hands calling for help are shown in positive and negative forms, emphasizing the extreme harm caused by human trafficking.
This Design aims to fight against the awful and sinister act done by HUMANS, in the dark world of Human Trafficking, that deliberately tags another HUMAN “for sale” .
The poster depicts a bloodied prisoner chain belonging to a victim, who is implied to be nearby but out of the frame. The blood from the victim is trickling to the middle of the poster, where the victim has written the words “stolen people, stolen dreams” in their blood. It is up to the viewer to decide the fate of the victim, and if they were dragged away from the scene. Similarly to many unfortunate victims of human trafficking, all that remains is the broken pieces to tell us their story.
According to statistics 50% of the international human trafficking population are
children. Children are kidnapped, stolen, forcibly robbed, lured, traded
Every child is an angel. The missing child is like an angel with broken wings,
falling into endless darkness.
“FRAGILE” is an illustration that represents what is happening today! I created this illustration of this group of persons with barbed wire and during the process the word FRAGILE was on the top of my mind. Visually it gives a full contrast. For me it really communicate what is going on now. And It is a way of create awareness of this crisis.