Eva Fontana - Women

Women in the Americas | Cover Art

Indigenous Women | Postings for social media

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in British Columbia, Canada

Women Journalists | Cover art

Women in the Americas | Postings for social media

Women in the Americas | Cover art

Indigenous Women | Booklet

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in British Columbia, Canada

Women in the Americas | Cover art

Indigenous Women | Cover art

Women Journalists | Postings for social media

Women in the Americas | Printed postcards

Women in the Americas | Fact sheets

PROJECTS

Indigenous Women, IACHR
ART DIRECTOR 2015-2016

This visual identity was created for a report about indigenous women's battle against racism, sexism and poverty. The illustration shows an indigenous woman's silhouette composed of elements of nature. She stands empowered, confronting the impact of the extractive industries in her ancestral territories.

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH) - Graphic Designer: Fernanda Cozzi

Women in the Americas, IACHR
ART DIRECTOR 2017-2020

This project exposes the situation of the rights of women, girls and adolescents in the Americas, to eradicate violence and discrimination against them. The illustrations show an ideal situation in which women are free from violence, maybe dancing, maybe flying.

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH) - Graphic Designer: Flor Fernandez

Women Journalists, Freedom of Expression, IACHR
ART DIRECTOR 2019

In this visual art there is a group of women working together, all helping each other to climb an iceberg. The report exposes the forms of violence that women journalists face in the course of their work, such as sexual violence and harassment on social media.

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH) - Graphic Designer: Antonella Fraccaro

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in British Columbia, Canada, IACHR
ART DIRECTOR 2014

This report gives a voice to the missing and murdered indigenous women in British Columbia, Canada. Relatives and friends of the victims made cloth dolls dressed in their usual clothes to claim their rights. This cover shows those dolls, partly missing, partly erased, to talk about their absences.

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH) - Graphic Designer: Felipe Leon