Racism can be portrayed through everyday objects and color symbolism. The students will use objects in different colors to represent diversity and inequality based on race in a visually engaging way for the audience. Rather than black and white imagery, color will be used to creatively show the issues and impacts of racism in a simple yet effective manner, drawing from lectures about using connotation of color to represent race.

1. Prejudice: Racism
By Kayleigh Waters, Keir Hooley, Paige Ward & Matthew Mills

2. Ideas
✤ Using everyday objects to symbolise diversity.
✤ We then looked at portraying racism through the use of objects.
✤ This is a simple yet effective way to show racism and inequality through the use of colour which is
engaging to the audience in order to express the issue.
✤ We would rather use colour than black and white as it would be more visually interesting.

3. Relating to Lectures
✤ We are using colour and everyday objects to represent
race, the use of connotation shows the association to
race rather than the literal appearance that we see.
✤ We believe that the use of colour will help show the
inequality of race still creating a powerful impact.

4. Test Shots

5. Other Ideas