Land Art Generator

Announcing the next LAGI Global Design Competition—LAGI 2025 Fiji—developed in partnership with Marou Village, Naviti Island. landartgenerator.org/competition202… Opens January 6, 2025 Free to enter / Open to all Two teams will each receive $100,000 USD to prototype their design in Fiji.

Vinaka to Marou Village, The University of Fiji, Fiji Arts Council, Arizona State University, Crystal Island Fiji, and all our other supporters. lagi2025fiji.org

Wednesday March 26, 2025 lagi2025fiji.org/zoom4.html 7:00 PM Eastern Time North America

The latest Q+A.pdf document is ready to download @ lagi2025fiji.org. If you are creative and want to build a better world, consider entering for free. You could be selected as the designer on a pilot project that will advance sustainable development for a changing climate.

A new LAGI 2025 Fiji Q+A document is available on the competition registration and submission site. lagi2025fiji.org/supplemental-m… Register for free to receive email updates.

The Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) 2025 competition officially launches today, inviting architects, designers, and innovators worldwide to contribute to a groundbreaking vision for Marou Village, Fiji. [sponsored] @poweredbyart archinect.com/news/article/1…

Lagi has a special meaning in the Pacific Islands. It means sky or universe and evokes feelings of hope and harmony. LAGI 2025 Fiji has been co-created with Marou Village to secure a future in harmony with nature. Together we welcome you to be a part of this exciting project!

A book published by Hirmer, exhibitions held in partnership with Fiji Arts Council, and a program of community events will communicate the innovative outcomes in Fiji and around the world, inspiring the public about the beauty and wealth of possibilities of a world beyond carbon.

Coastal island communities are especially vulnerable to climate change. Stronger storms, rising seas, biodiversity loss, prolonged droughts, & major floods threaten their existence. Marou Village in the Yasawa archipelago of Fiji is one such community. vimeo.com/1023378663

LAGI 2025 Fiji is open through May 5, 2025. Free to enter and open to all, this global design competition—co-created with the residents of Marou Village—calls for creative, innovative, and resilient designs for clean energy + water systems. lagi2025fiji.org

Two winning teams will each be provided with a stipend of $100,000 USD to advance their design proposal and build a functioning prototype of their idea in Fiji. Based on the success of these prototypes one project will be implemented at full-scale as a pilot project with Marou.

PRESS RELEASE - Global Design Competition Seeks Innovative Solutions for Energy and Water Systems in Island Coastal Communities 24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/… #climateadaptation #solarenergy #landart #pressrelease #pressreleaseservice #newsdistribution @247pressnews @poweredbyart

This is cool. Just by twisting these carbon nanotube ropes you can store record-breaking amounts of energy. Imagine a future where giant spinning disks store solar energy during the day then spin through the evening and night, releasing it to the grid. nature.com/articles/s4156…

California is making it very hard for utilities everywhere to disregard renewable energy due to variability. Utility scale battery energy storage has fully matured and new additions are set to skyrocket. The days of gas-fired power plants are numbered.

What's the better investment? Solar vs. Direct Air Capture (DAC) carbon offsets. DAC will be useful in the future but as long as we have a power grid that uses fossil fuels, an investment in a solar panel is the clear winner of this match up. More: landartgenerator.org/blagi/archives…

1/ What if power plants were works of art? #utenergyweek @EnergyUT @UTAustin A panel with Robert Ferry and Elizabeth Monoian of @poweredbyart and Constance White of @AUStinAirport

Join us for #Energy Week from @EnergyUT on Thursday, March 28. Founders of @poweredbyart join public art expert @art_profiler and @UTAustin Director of Sustainability Jim Walker to discuss the intersection of art, infrastructure, and energy. RSVP: bit.ly/4a2s6Ce