Project Blue Marble
With support from the Pole Creek Foundation and The Panorama Group, Quatrefoil is designing a public, outdoor exhibition concept that could take place in any environment—on a rural Main street, in a suburban library parking lot, or in a busy urban plaza.
Acknowledging a general sense of climate confusion and anxiety, Project Blue Marble will deliberately reframe climate change as a story that is still unfolding and not one that is fated to end in doom. The exhibition moves beyond political blame and debate to focus on practical insights, personal well-being, and the power of community building, no matter where those communities are.
It bases climate understanding in the places people know and the systems they rely on every day. Modular interactive displays (powered predominately by renewable energy) will draw directly from local climate conditions, making invisible forces tangible through easy-to-understand real-time data and fun, hands-on experiences. A dedicated local section will allow host venues to customize their stories and play a role in showcasing community content.
Project Blue Marble highlights little-known regional and global successes in everything from energy and food production to water quality and tech innovations. Visitors will leave more informed, more hopeful, and more connected—aware that meaningful progress can happen when we recognize our common goals and move forward together.
Please reach out to us at info@quatrefoil.com if you have any questions or would like more information.
PROJECT DETAILS
Client: Pole Creek Foundation/The Panorama Group
Location: Traveling Exhibition