When art bleeds for the planet

Anish Kapoor and Greenpeace have transformed Shell’s Skiff gas platform into a 12m x 8m 'visual scream' with their installation BUTCHERED, using seawater and beetroot dye to highlight the environmental cost of fossil fuels. This collaboration is an example of how art can amplify climate action and give voice to activists confronting urgent global challenges.

Can creativity really drive real change? Art has the power to make invisible issues visible, provoke dialogue, and inspire action in ways that data or reports alone often cannot... Creative interventions can reach hearts and minds, raising awareness and motivating individuals and communities to act. How do you see creativity influencing social or environmental change in your field?