




If you are now in London, you can't miss this out: an huge art installation is on at Trafalgar Square.
It's in support of the Helen Bamber Foundation and it features seven designed containers that illustrate the seven brutal stages experienced by a trafficked woman: Hope, The Journey, The Uniform, The Bedroom, The Customer, The Stigma & Resurrection. The Journey ones have been designed by Mode2.
Thanks to Fats for the info and pics. Check all the other pics over his
blog at HypeBeast.