The two human heads represent on one hand the people with power, who do not accept the passage of refugees, and on the other hand the refugees who are prevented from passing. At first it may seem that they are different due to the black-white contrast and the fact that one of the heads is upside down, but if we observe with attention we realise that they are both equal. I use lines that come from each of the heads and that in the end come together to represent the inexistence of any barriers that may be dividing the two "worlds."
This poster belong to
Freedom of Movement
In last year's brief we talked about "a world where boundaries are becoming less and less meaningful. Now more than ever, we are one people. No matter where we live, we are all equally powerless in the face of war or environmental disaster."