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Climate change, human impact, creative challenge.


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Engineered for a lower impact on the environment.




Stop global warming.

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You can help stop global warming.

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Is your worryng global enough? Face the problem before it`s too late.

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You can`t solve the climate crisis alone. But if we all work together, we can.


Are you global warming ready?

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Travelers fruits threaten the climate.

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Challenge: Some places in our planet are still being polluted. People are used to flowing stinky water without attention. Scheme: We erect a board on a drainage hole, meaning dirty water is like egesta. We want to arouse people`s caution about environment protection through strong visual imampact of psychological or even physical aversion. Result: This creation "strongly" interacts with audience to make people aware of the environmental protection issue.


If you think the sun shines out of your arse - try using an energy saving light-bulb instead! Voiced by Martin Freeman (The Office, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy).


Fresh Salads (Creative McDonald's outdoor billboard that grows over time).

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No butts on the beach!


Wear less, heat less.

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