Reverse graffiti highlights dirty Heathrow plan
Here's a very cool guerilla campaign tactic - a new style of 'clean' graffiti, where a steam cleaner is used to write a message in street grime, one thing any city has a lot of! A great way to get the message out that airport expansion should be stopped.
First the source of the problem - cheap flights
Then on the UK government who seem willing to allow airport expansion at any cost even if it blows a big hole in cuts the UK must make in greenhouse gases:
The UK Government department responsible for the environment gets a clear message in the pavement grime to greet its staff:
And taking the message to the streets:
One of the coolest ideas I've seen in a while. More on the campaign against Heathrow expansion and why not join the roar of opposition to airport expansion?
Comments
What an excellent idea ... it's given me a few notions! I wonder now if the council will feel the need to de-grime our pavements ...
Posted by: a very public sociologist | February 13, 2008 8:58 PM