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| CAPTIVITY
A FEELING OF EXTENDED CAPTIVITY AFFECTS 80 MILLION U.S. ADULTS WHO HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME.
People who have been convicted face a permanent change in legal status that subjects them to tens of thousands of restrictions on their rights and privileges, and limits access to employment, housing, and civic participation. These "collateral consequences of conviction" can produce a feeling of limitation and constraint.
These visualizations were created by students at the University of Michigan. In this experimental exercise, students were asked to render a statue visually, using no more than paper, glue, scissors, and their own handwriting to communicate analysis.
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