Pleistocene Park is a scientific project dedicated to researching and restoring highly productive grazing ecosystems in the Arctic to combat climate change. At the COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai, we developed multimedia content for the pavilion to convey its core message effectively.
The pavilion’s design concept revolves around a circular motif symbolizing the eternal cycle of time, complemented by interactive CG content that immerses visitors in the ice age era teeming with giant fauna and flora.
Operating in two modes
- Show Mode: A narrative introduces the origins and vision of Pleistocene Park, the urgency of the climate crisis and the project’s proposed solutions.
- Interactive Mode: Visitors explore a virtual Pleistocene Park, its current animals and planned introductions, with information about the ecosystem and research.
By spotlighting this project, our goal extends beyond showcasing this scientific endeavor; we aim to underscore its significance within the broader context of global climate change for a wider audience.
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