cry | China
crying child ,kidnapped by force,Weeping tears
Notice For Missing children | China
Find a abducted children need a long time
Stop | Turkey
I designed the poster with the barcod idea because this peoples are product according to them and it needs to stop.
In the sun, in the dark | China
In the sunshine of the city, in the invisible darkness, many ignorant children are abducted. Some of the abductors seem amiable, but in fact they are vicious. Some of them are sold to the mountains; some are forced to beg. They were forced to leave the warm harbor and separate from their parents. They were dragged from the sun to the dark, and then suffered from the pain they should not bear in the dark. They should have lived in the sun like other children and been protected by their families. For them, everything that they should have had seems to have become a delusion.
Stop New Slavery | Portugal
This poster represents the submission of whoever is being trafficked is submitted. The hands symbolize the dealer with the red in his hands to portray the blood spilled by the slave labor of the victims, who are forced to work at minimal costs, without conditions and without will.
Salvation | United States
I wanted to do something that depicted both a visual and meaningful representation of reaching out and saving someone in need, so I took inspiration and reference from Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam.” I added cracks to the lower hand to give it a stone-like appearance to hint the inherent inescapability of the human trafficking epidemic.
Can Happen Anywhere | Portugal
This poster represents someone who goes through such cruelty, in a dramatic, depressive and frightened way. The person is sitting in a corner, feeling cornered and alone.
Shadow | Jamaica
The poster design titled “Shadow” was inspired by the song “No Shadow After Dark”. The song speaks on some vital ways of living that evoke the prevention of Human Trafficking that would help the viewer to be safer. I find that this was a useful tool to help in the illustration of what was being said. The poster design showed a person in the body structure of a human smiling with an emoji head holding on to a little girl that is fearful. This was a way of showing the viewer the personality and the approach of strangers that participate in human trafficking. The smiling emoji face was used because it is something that is relatable in today’s digital world of texting. Persons are more familiar with it and would see the big picture of why it was used. The body of the person is formed within the negative space of the darkness and is linked to the hands that are touching the female shoulder. A situation where you see the contrast of happiness and fear all at once between two people in one place brings about lies, cynicism, and skepticism. These words in action are what is embodied in the poster design in terms of feeling. Teaching potential victim not to trust a stranger that is nice to you.
Endless | Taiwan
My name is ZHANG, DAI-LIN. I am 17 years old and I am studying in Jingwen High School. I usually like to play basketball and read comics.0
“they are peoople not sexual toys” | Portugal
The “they are peoople not sexual toys” poster was designed with the intention to compare the simple act of buying/selling a sex toy to the human trafficking. Side by side human and sex toys how easy and banal something that is completely wrong can be to those who do it.
the human figure trapped in a box completely in the hands of those who buy it .I chose a simple typography so that the image “spoke” louder than the words.
side by side humans and sex toys as something so wrong becomes so banal in the hands of those who practice human trafficking.