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Sidoarjo mud-flow installation

Posted by Marc | 7-09-2010 22:20 | Category: Environment, Poverty, Social aid

On May 29, 2006 A volcanic mud eruption occured in Porong, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. After four years the mud-flow victims are still in limbo.
Greenpeace Indonesia made together with agency Publicis an art installation directly in front of the Presidential Palace. Within hours, the installation received huge media coverage, and thousands talked about it on Twitter.

“Help the victims of Sidoarjo mud-flow to build their life back.”

These kind of installations are done before. See The reality of the floods about a flood in Argentina.

Two of the photo’s found on Twitter about the installation.
© dimazmuktiarto

Advertiser:
Greenpeace Indonesia
Agency:
Publicis, Jakarta, Indonesia
Additional credits:
Executive Creative Director: Randy Rinaldi
Creative Director:Maulana Sagala
Art Directors: Dimaz Muktiarto, Arius Budiman, Iswanda Mardio
Copywriters: Dono Yuniarto, Maulana Sagala, Randy Rinaldi
Illustrator: Teguh Yuswanto
Photographer: Marco Widjaja
Agency Producer: Ungky Widyoastono
Account Director: Maulana Sagala

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