Through a rigorous design approach, the project aims to present the work in a way that sustains the reader’s focus and engagement.

To reinforce this intention, the visual identity relies on a restrained palette of black and white, contrasted with fluorescent green, a deliberate choice to capture attention and evoke sensations of fatigue, saturation, and suffocation, mirroring the emotional weight of the events that shaped Human Rights.

The untitled black cover was also conceived with intention. Its emptiness invites curiosity, urging the reader to open the book and discover what lies within. At the same time, it reflects the gravity of the subject, a sensitive and complex theme marked by diverse perspectives, where silence and starkness become tools to communicate cruelty, absence, and the profound tension at its core.