Activism
Art is a language, and artists and designers are communicators. Our ultimate goal is to convey clear and resonant messages. This project aims to inspire both the public to take action on social issues and artists to raise their voices.
"Don't be quiet" powerfully resonates with the fight for civil and human rights. This ongoing battle won't end by itself; we must take action. Silence in the face of injustice is complicity.
More than just a symbol of power, the raised fist embodies the spirit of every person who has died, fought, and continues to fight for their rights. It also embodies the hope of those battling personal struggles.
Rosa Parks' decision to stand up for her human rights when a white male demanded her bus seat sparked a revolution. Her peaceful protest landed her in jail, but it ignited a movement. The entire Black community in Montgomery, Alabama took action by refusing to ride the buses. This boycott lasted 381 days, marked by violence and hardship. Despite the struggle, the Supreme Court ultimately outlawed bus segregation, proving that even a simple act of defiance can lead to change.
Afghan women are facing a critical human rights violation. Urgent humanitarian aid is needed.
This image depicts the second march led by Martin Luther King Jr. The dark image at the bottom represents the hardships, deaths, struggles, and lost lives of the movement. The top image symbolizes hope for a brighter future.
Society often attempts to erase Black people from history, their contributions, and their culture. This creates a segregated society where only a select few are privileged, while the rest are marginalized and ignored.