The main body of my work is a cage made of barcodes, and a hand stretched out from the cage, eagerly reaching out to the outside world. The bar code represents “sale”. The cage, like a prison, represents people who have lost their freedom due to human trafficking. The color of the notes outside the cage represents reggae music, which symbolizes hope and hopes to save them and lead a better life.
Everyone in their home and in their peaceful area needs to empathize with those who have been separated from their home and family. If this bad situation is not prevented, we or a loved one can stay away from home.
The work uses barcode as the basic element, which is identical to the outline of the human body, and expresses the concept of population commercialization. Remind people that in this beautiful world, danger still exists!
Thousands of people being kidnapped and their organs are taken away from them against their will
Sex traffickers often use dating apps and websites to recruit and advertise their victims. The poster highlights a dating app profile with the victim’s real story in their bio.
The work “Trafficked away” uses the outline of a vinyl record as a balloon. The staggered overlay of vinyl records simulates the appearance of a balloon flying up. Below the balloon is “sale”, which means “human trafficking” was brought by reggae music. Gone, there is no “human trafficking” anymore.
The “Peek-a-boo Game” comes true in some families, and they spend a lifetime looking for their kids.
If you are indifferent to the phenomenon of human trafficking, you could be next.Posters form an undifferentiated human face by superimposing the faces of trafficked persons. You can see your own reflection through the posters. If everyone does not pay attention to it, you may be the next trafficked person.
Today, the problems caused by human trafficking are getting bigger. The Poster is designed to draw attention to these problems. The problems caused by human trafficking should be prevented, those responsible should be punished and victims should be helped. The two hand figures on the poster illustrate this. Who receives and helps. The stars that make up the hands express the power, effect and enthusiasm of music.
Humans are part of the sales industry in today’s world and are sold, but we do not seem to notice. Humans are sold as part of a commodity, and this requires a closer look at the world around us.