WomenLifeFreedom
This visual campaign employs bold linework, stark contrast, and symbolic imagery to support the fight for human rights in Iran. Using a limited palette of high-contrast black, red, and warm white, every piece is designed to capture attention and provoke empathy.
A powerful, bold illustration series dedicated to solidarity with the women-led protests in Iran.
The work needed to support a serious human-rights movement without aestheticizing pain or diluting the urgency of the message.
The campaign uses direct symbolism, strong silhouettes, restrained color, and poster-first compositions so the message remains legible across screens, prints, and public contexts.
The resulting pieces function as a compact campaign system: bold enough for protest visibility, controlled enough for editorial use, and consistent enough to hold together as a series.
Behind the Craft
Analyzing the symbols of the movement—hair, wind, closed fists, and typography—to craft simple, universally understood graphic icons.
Limiting the color system strictly to red, black, and warm off-white to maintain an editorial, high-stakes revolutionary tone across all pieces.
Creating digital poster designs with high scalability, allowing supporters worldwide to download, print, and display the art at rallies and gallery walls.
Gallery Showcase
