A picture is worth a thousand words. Each one of our projects includes an element of artistic expression in the form of:
Why is something so harmful to people and the planet manufactured?
With this work of art we seek to raise awareness about the problematic of vaper consumption for health and the environment. We are under threat of finding this single-use product with lithium batteries abandoned on our beaches and natural environments.
From our organization we use art as a communication tool, as we believe that it is an attractive and fun way to raise awareness about environmental problems.
The artist Jorge Pineda used 237 single-use vapers to create this art piece.
The work is part of a school campaign that invites young people to interact with it to prevent the consumption of vapers.
We appreciate the collaboration and support of CEPCA and the Consell Insular d’Eivissa so that it can reach the greatest number of secondary schools as possible.
Kio the Little BIG Seahorse is a captivating children’s book authored by Sophia Brucklacher and beautifully illustrated by Jan Anderson. This enchanting story follows Kio, a brave little seahorse on a mission to educate humans—especially kids—about the state of our oceans, the dangers of plastic pollution, and the importance of protecting marine life.
At Creatives for the Planet, we believe in the transformative power of storytelling and art. Stories shape the way we see the world, and books like Kio the Little BIG Seahorse make complex issues accessible, inspiring children to take action with empathy and curiosity. Art has the ability to spark change, and through Kio’s journey, young readers are encouraged to become ocean protectors in their own way.
With the support of Kio House of Kids and the generous donations from 7Pines Ibiza, 7Pines Sardinia, and Schloss Roxburghe, we are able to hold educational workshops in kids’ clubs, using storytelling as a tool to inspire the next generation. These partnerships reflect true social and environmental responsibility, showing how businesses can create a positive impact.
Join us in spreading Kio’s message—because every small action can lead to a big change for our oceans!
Through the connection with a local artist from the island to co-create a sculpture with the purpose to raise awareness how boats impact the health of posidonia seaweed which is so essential to the beautiful Mediterranean sea.
The outcome is a 1,5-meter sculpture with a weight of 300 kg. The material used is an anchor buried in the sand with posidonia seaweed floating in epoxy resin. You can even find cigarette butts in the sand to show all the trash we find in the posidonia meadows in the pitiusas seas.
On the base of the sculpture, highlighted on the metal, you can find the islands of Ibiza and Formentera as a symbol of how tourism impacts the islands each season. Follow his work on: www.antoniovillanueva.com
We believe in eco economy – with the sale of this sculpture we will continue what we do best and put the funds into financing our actions.
Thank you for support our projects! More donations, more actions.
