Supercluster and Oika join for a global action during World Earth Day.
Draw and write the word PEACE in your own language and in your own location, by drawing and writing PEACE on Google maps, following the outlines of your landscape and cityscape and create global pathways for peace! We prepared easy to use instructions for all.
Inspired by the creative works of writers and artists that write and draw with their bodies in the city and in nature, we invite you to a collective drawing and writing of PEACE all over the world and in your location, together with many others in the world!
Your contributions will be shown on Google Maps, then collected by the Supercluster team and geolocated on an our own permanent digital Earth map, by CGeomap, including your name, profile and your PEACE addition. The map will be simultaneously converted in a media walk.
CGeomap is our easy to use tool for creating geolocated and interactive maps and web-apps, connecting creators and walkers with the Earth.
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