The 'Faces of Gun Violence' Series Documents Survivors and Witnesses
Rahul Kalvapalle — November 5, 2015 — Art & Design
References: ittakes.us & featureshoot
Faces of Gun Violence is an incredibly disturbing but poignant and eye-opening photo series, carefully captured and compiled by noted Brooklyn-based photographer Joe Quint, that documents the plight of people who have survived gun violence or have borne witness to horrific instances of gun violence.
The subjects of this particular photo series have seen everything from public shootings and domestic violence incidents to household accidents and even suicides. Each photo is accompanied by a caption that sheds light on the subject's experience.
Ultimately, the Faces of Gun Violence is Quint's way of drowning out the endless noise of news, headlines, sensationalism and opining and reveal the pure and untouched realities of daily life as experienced by the survivors of gun violence.
The subjects of this particular photo series have seen everything from public shootings and domestic violence incidents to household accidents and even suicides. Each photo is accompanied by a caption that sheds light on the subject's experience.
Ultimately, the Faces of Gun Violence is Quint's way of drowning out the endless noise of news, headlines, sensationalism and opining and reveal the pure and untouched realities of daily life as experienced by the survivors of gun violence.
Trend Themes
1. Gun Violence Awareness - Opportunity for companies to create awareness campaigns, educational programs and products aimed at combatting gun violence.
2. Human Journalism - Human-centered approach to journalism that includes personal stories and experiences to highlight issues in a way that traditional journalism might not. Businesses can employ this strategy in their marketing efforts.
3. Documentary Photography - Businesses can use documentary photography to tell stories and showcase real-world issues in a raw, unfiltered manner.
Industry Implications
1. Social Advocacy - Nonprofits, advocacy groups, and individuals seeking to raise awareness about gun violence can benefit from partnering with businesses to address this issue.
2. Photojournalism - Media organizations, news outlets, and publishers should consider how they can use personal stories and documentary photography to tell important stories and drive change.
3. Mental Health Services - Businesses in the mental health sector should use human-centered storytelling and photography to break the stigma surrounding mental health and support survivors of gun violence.
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