Llaurant Futurs Exhibition

Llaurant un Futur Sostenible (Building a Sustainable Future) is a global citizenship education programme promoted by the Novessendes Foundation and the NGO Pankara Ecoglobal, which promotes a critical, participatory society committed to food sovereignty and eco-social transition in the province of Castellón.

Therefore, the project needed to develop a series of travelling exhibition resources, as well as communication elements that would bring the content to different audiences and spaces in an accessible, attractive way that was consistent with its values.

Makea approached the design of the materials from a comprehensive perspective, paying special attention to the modularity, sustainability, and portability of all the resources produced. The aim was to create versatile resources capable of adapting to different contexts (fairs, training sessions, conferences, educational centres), both for dissemination and for the educational experience, focusing on natural and reusable materials and a personal, distinctive, and adaptable aesthetic.

The project thus deploys a collection of modular, portable and sustainable educational, graphic and communication resources that enable different audiences to engage with the values of food sovereignty and eco-social transition from a critical and transformative perspective. These tools are adaptable and designed to endure, evolve and continue to generate conversation in the area.

Travelling exhibition “Foods that transform the world”

We designed and produced a portable exhibition that showcases local production initiatives committed to fairer, more sustainable agriculture in harmony with the land. The exhibition modules function as suitcases that unfold to display graphic content and objects related to the initiatives. Each module can display up to four projects, and its modular design makes it easy to adapt to different set-ups and spaces. Made from FSC-certified birch plywood, they combine functionality, portability and durability.

Informative report: ‘The hidden costs of the food system’

An informative and graphic report that takes a critical look at the fair price of food and delves into the hidden impacts of the agro-industrial model. We carried out the graphic design, infographics and layout, prioritising visual clarity and accessibility of content. The report was printed on recycled paper, to maintain consistency with the project’s values.

Graphic and promotional material

We designed a consistent visual identity for all programme activities, including printed and digital materials. We created posters for conferences, training sessions and guided tours; graphic material for social media; notebooks for participants; and postcards with key messages and portraits of people involved in agri-food initiatives, designed as a communication and awareness-raising tool. For printing, we used plates free of polluting chemicals, vegetable-based inks and 100% recycled paper, to maintain consistency with the project’s values.