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Clean Power: An Art & Energy Initiative
Clean Power
An exploration of energy, art, and a sustainable future.
The Vision: Art as a Catalyst for Change
In 2022, London’s Oxford Street was transformed by **Clean Power**, a public art installation by renowned artist Morag Myerscough. This initiative was more than just a decoration; it was a conversation starter designed to bring the topic of clean energy into the public consciousness in a joyful and optimistic way. The project’s core mission was to prove that the transition to a sustainable future isn’t just an engineering challenge—it’s a cultural one.
The Medium: From Recycled Plastic to Poetic Messages
The installation featured over 100 unique, vibrant flags, each carrying a poetic message about sustainability and the power of a collective clean energy future. The flags themselves were a testament to the project’s theme, crafted from recycled plastics. This choice of material transformed the medium into part of the message, demonstrating how waste can be repurposed into something beautiful and inspiring.
The Impact: A Global Conversation
By bringing the message of clean power into the public realm through art, the project inspired hope and highlighted the beauty of what we can achieve together. It garnered international attention from major design and art publications like Dezeen and Creative Review, sparking a global conversation about the role of public art in driving the clean energy transition.
