The NATURVATION project, funded by the EU, aimed to demonstrate the value of nature-based solutions (NBS) in tackling urban climate challenges. The goal was to engage younger audiences in understanding how NBS can address issues like heat waves, heavy rainfall, and air quality.

With my team, I created an interactive exhibition tailored to school-aged audiences, featuring relatable scenarios based on the lives of urban twins Edina and Adam. Using playful yet informative visuals, we highlighted how NBS, such as parks to reduce heat stress or wetlands to manage stormwater, can improve urban resilience. The materials included posters, interactive print designs, and a short animation, all rooted in the landmarks of Gyor, Hungary, to connect with the local community.

Concept/text: Gyula Gabor Toth, Visuals: Anita Nemes, Animation: Dénes Fellegi