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Top 6: October 6th 2021
Gender violence is a common issue in the world. And countries like Morocco are even more concerned, because of the fact that it’s a taboo topic. Moroccans make sure to hide it and … read morethe don’t openly speak about/of it.
During the quarantine, the number of cases of domestic violence have considerably increased. Around the world, thousands of women found themselves imprisoned, during this time, with their abusive partners.
To carry out this campaign, we have taken the initiative to meet these victims of domestic violence. As part of this focus group, we were able to discuss with these victims. We have listened to each of them, throughout their intimate confessions. A collection of bluish stories that gave us the opportunity to tell and reveal them in a creative way. And this, by inscribing each experience, each story, each real act of violence, on the skin, in order to give them a dimension that is all the more realistic and dramatic.
The idea is based on visuals highlighting one of the sad symbols of the suffering of victims of domestic violence, namely: bruises. Each bruise is seen as a witness to a history of violence and suffering that a woman has had to endure, whether physical or moral. An approach that thus mixes the horror of the situation and its result through the illustration of a traumatic emotional mark contained within a bluish body.
The creative bias was to dare to show a detail of a woman's body, which is a taboo subject in a conservative society like Moroccan society, and to use it to challenge, shock and show this unjust and inhuman violence in the form of scars and bruises that tell these stories of violence against women
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