| dc.description.abstract | This research titled “The Reflection of Online Sexual Harassment” had the following
objectives: 1) To study the nature of online sexual harassment and the creative process in
developing mixed media artwork in the form of poster illustrations.2) To create mixed media
artwork reflecting the issue of online sexual harassment. 3) To design instructional media for
teaching about online sexual harassment through visual art, aimed at enhancing awareness among
secondary school students.
The research process was conducted in four stages: 1) Study and data collection
2) Creating mixed media artwork and instructional materials 3) Analyzing and summarizing the
results 4) Presenting the final artwork and instructional materials
The research found that:
1).From the study of online sexual harassment, it was found that the threats often
encountered include gender discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual solicitation, and unwanted
sexual messages. In addition, the researcher gained knowledge for designing creative artwork in the
form of poster illustrations and cartoons that reflect perceptions and awareness of online sexual
harassment.
2 ).The creative process resulted in mixed media works that reflected online sexual
harassment. Two pieces were created using oil pastel techniques on canvas:
Piece 1, titled “The Objectified Woman”, depicts a female figure with her face wrapped in plastic,
representing objectification and the loss of identity, using a plastic wood sheet as the medium.
Piece 2, titled “Silenced Voice”, shows a female figure whose mouth is covered by a black censor
bar, symbolizing the suppression of speech and individual expression. Both pieces were created on
80 × 100 cm stretched canvas.
3).Instructional media was designed using Canva as the platform, aimed at presenting
emotional awareness through theatrical-style media (fear, discomfort), with the goal of educating
secondary school students. | en_US |
