A climate change campaign focused on addressing trash pollution and the broader climate crisis. This initiative includes the early stage exhibition design, featuring sculptures, upcycled items, posters, motion graphics, and more, all meticulously crafted to create a consistent and coherent theme around trash pollution.
To raise awareness about overconsumption, trash pollution, and the climate crisis, urging the public to take immediate action with the message “Act Now” to avoid the consequences of “Living With It.” The campaign aims to highlight the urgency of addressing these issues to prevent unprecedented consequences.Â
The students, educators, activists, and general public, with a focus on individuals and communities concerned about environmental issues and climate change.
Postcards
Stickers
Sculptures
Printed t-shirts
This projects employs bold text, clear readability, and an underwater theme with impactful colors to capture the public’s attention and encourage immediate action.
The project also utilizes a diverse array of tools and applications, including both digital and tangible components such as large and small posters, postcards, stickers, sculptures, motion graphics, and printed t-shirts, to create a comprehensive and impactful message.
By emphasizing the urgency of addressing overconsumption, trash pollution, and the climate crisis, this campaign aims to inspire immediate action and prevent devastating consequences. The diverse array of both digital and tangible artworks will create a comprehensive and impactful message that resonates with the audience and drives change.
As global awareness of the “Climate and Trash Crisis” grows, this project has swiftly delivered an impactful visual experience, effectively communicating the urgent need to address the climate crisis. Without action, we will be compelled to live with and adapt to the consequences.
This ongoing project can be further enhanced and refined to continue driving awareness and action.
The exhibition features handbags, t-shirts, a backpack, and a mobile workstation made from discarded materials, as well as printed and sculptural posters, postcards, pins, and animations that collectively resonate with the overall theme of global warming and the trash crisis, raising awareness that our actions can change our future.