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Grad. Project, Part 2: Week 6. External Brief, Domestic Violence - Sketches, Ideas

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Domestic violence is defined as one adult in a relationship abusing his or her authority to dominate another. It is the use of violence and other types of abuse to build dominance and insecurity in a relationship. Physical assault, psychological abuse, social abuse, financial abuse, and sexual assault are all examples of violence. Domestic violence against women is a long-standing problem. Women have traditionally been seen as weak, fragile, and easily abused. The aggression might be intermittent, sporadic, or chronic in nature.


There have been many cases where the victim of violence has remained mute for unspecified reasons. Fear and shame of being humiliated or not getting help from loved ones are the most common reasons. Although such issues are regarded as mental breakdowns that jeopardise society's conduct. When someone is mistreated, she/he requires support and help in order to avoid mental disorders in the future. Surprisingly, this is applicable not only for the victim, but also for the rapist. Each person has a different background, a childhood tragedy, or a life-altering experience. After all, how do issues like violence, poverty, drunkenness, child neglect, moral and ethical degradation, and so on arise from? This isn't something that just happens; it's the result of specific situations that cause people's lives to be shattered.


  • Idea N1: Male's Ego

Males feel more powerful when they abuse females. Sometimes to feel better themselves they need to pump out energy and power from somebody. Usually it applies to their closest surroundings, wives, girlfriends, sisters and children. Maybe you've had the experience of a male being in a terrible mood and ruining the day for the entire family (e.g.).

  • Idea N2: Invisible inside

We frequently come across such ladies on the street, among friends and relatives. They are deafeningly quiet and refuse to disclose what happened to them. They say that everything is great when asked, "How are you?" Many 911 experts, psychologists, and police officers have been taught to recognise and respond to these indications. But why is it that a basic society is incapable of assisting such women?



  • Idea N3: Stitched Mouth

The more frightened a woman feels, the more she doubts society's understanding and is hesitant to open out to anybody for help. Men frequently threaten their victims in domestic abuse to keep them silent. With each hit and beat, such victims frequently shut in on themselves even more.











  • Idea N4: Freedom or Death

Studying such a serious social problem as domestic violence, I felt how hard it is for the victims.

After all, even if the victim want to flee, he or she is nonetheless trapped by the dread of being caught. Domestic violence is frequently caused by a mental illness in one of the spouses. For starters, kid injuries might be the cause, and they aren't necessarily the rapist's responsibility. If a male is obsessed with a victim, the last stage may be to murder her if she manages to run away. As a result, many women find it difficult to leave an abusive relationship.





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