Bottle | China
The people in the bottle show that people are sold under a label in a dark society. The bottle means tha t people are trapped inside the bottle and can’t get out
The people in the bottle show that people are sold under a label in a dark society. The bottle means tha t people are trapped inside the bottle and can’t get out
Trafficking in human beings is prohibited, and silent shouting is the most powerless when victims are trafficked.
The concept of a pregnant woman carries money instead of a baby is reflecting humans are treated as commodities in Jamaica and worldwide. This is a gross violation of human rights. All victims are priceless to their parents and family. Humans are born to be loved. No one is for sale.
Children are easily lured by the sellers’ candies and eventually become their “candies”
The design concept is inspired by a dollar sign (“$”). According to global statistics, human trafficking is one of the most profitable criminal activities in the world. The poster shows a girl locked to the alphabet of “S”, to create a look of the dollar sign (“$”). Women represent the victims, and “S” stands for sale, slave, and sexual exploitation. Humans are not products, don’t violate human rights to make a profit.
Human traffickers all over the world are selling women, children, men all over the world. They are like greedy snakes in pursuit of financial gains, constantly devouring innocent people, causing unimaginable harm to them and their families.
There are more than 4 million victims of sex trafficking globally,
99% are women and girls. She could be any of your daughter, if you keep silent and do nothing.
Traffickers around the world kidnap and trade women and children, use violence against them and hold them captive. These women and children are constantly traded, forced into prostitution and labor, causing great physical and mental persecution. They are like Barbie dolls in the hands of the buyer, who can only be manipulated and destroyed.
“Sexual exploitation” is one of the main forms of human trafficking in Jamaica. Criminals attempt to use bitcoin, an encrypted currency, to make payment and commit crimes, and this kind of behavior is to be firmly “locked”.
I wanted to take the lyric of shadows after dark and put it on paper in the clearest way possible, as the song says
“Trust no shadow after dark” because you “You can see a mans face but never his heart” and maybe it is because there is no heart at all. The objective of my design is to show that you and everyone needs to be careful because you don’t know what is hiding in the shadows…