The combination of characters and animals shows the situation and encounters of trafficked persons, and reflects the state of being objectified to visiting or selling animals after being deprived of their freedom and self-esteem, etc.
The combination of characters and animals shows the situation and encounters of trafficked persons, and reflects the state of being objectified to visiting or selling animals after being deprived of their freedom and self-esteem, etc.
I USED TYPOGRAPHY AND METAPHORIZATION TECHNIQUE IN MY POST. I REFLECTED MY AFTER FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE NOT TO BE SOLD AS GOODS.
There are approximately 14,500 to 17,500 people per year are trafficked into the United States of America.
Some of them will do whatever it takes to make their dreams come true while not being aware of the danger.
Many peoples from poor, developing countries are naive and willing to sacrifice everything for their “dream lives”…
When referring to human trafficking people are alone and unsure what is going to happen to them. The idea of “Shadow” is a piece trying to depict what a human trafficking victim can face. Where they are alone, scared, and unsure of what is going to happen next. The hand and shadow referring to the fear and unrest the victim may feel being in the situation.
My design is a typographic work. What I want to tell you here is that the villains who commit human trafficking turn their lives into hell by trapping innocent people.
This work is inspired by the song Shadows After Dark. Human trafficking cases are a serious problem for everyone. human trafficking causes inhuman slavery practices. it’s a matter of law and humanism. This work invites us to protect victims of human trafficking and for all people to be careful with it, the dark shadow of human trafficking offender
Human enslavement, child abuse, killing and other behaviors have not disappeared with the progress of civilization, but most of these behaviors have moved to more hidden places .Prohibit human trafficking, let us act!
In my design, I used a quote from Bob Marley to explain that there are bad guys using the good and pure feelings of women.
This is a bloody hand with a puddle of blood underneath it. On the hand, it said “Don’t Look Away.” The hand belongs to the victim showing how dangerous and consequential human trafficking is to them and their loved ones. Violence and abuse are reoccuring themes of human trafficking, as represented by the bloody hand and the puddle of blood. The poster is asking the viewer to not look away from the realities of human trafficking.