Protect children from harm | China
Protect children from harm“Visual art and sonic art are powerful together. Working together means we can save one more child or one more person from harm and that is good.”
Protect children from harm“Visual art and sonic art are powerful together. Working together means we can save one more child or one more person from harm and that is good.”
My poster was actually made for a school assignment with Lightroom, Photoshop and Indesign.
When I heard the topic and started thinking about it, soon it came to my mind: ‘Human trafficking is basically playing with people’s lives’. To work this out creatively, I have taken this literally. I have created an image in which people play with other people’s lives, therefore the cards. On the cards you see a person who lives in different situations.
Humans become commodity traffickers, so half of the human body becomes bar codes, indicating that human beings become commodities, warning people of the dangers of human trafficking.
Children are lovely angels, but human traffickers always bind and maim them. We call on the whole world to pay attention to this problem.
Don’t break out in silence and perish in silence. The victims in the dark are mercilessly sealed, but we have to stand up for them and fight boldly against the invisible cages of human trafficking, even if they are all over the place.We must stop it!
Sexual exploitation is one of the main contents of human trafficking, and the call of the hand is also the call of the body.
This poster tries to provide hints that people are being caged and taken away in the dark by those who are involved in human trafficking. The background is in a darker tone and a cast of light focus our attention on the victims and the “hand” that drags the trolley away, as if they are toys.
ostess, this profession is not strange, it is a pure, beautiful, free of a career;
While its negative meaning, the temptation to seduce, trading, humiliation!
In this image there is billiards, but instead of seeing real balls, we notice women’s breasts as a metaphor for honor. But who is playing? Here the stick appears, but the player is absent to allow the viewer to interpret the image.