A campaign blending activism and art to support Greenpeace’s 2024 fight against Energy Transfer’s SLAPP lawsuit and other corporate intimidation. With a series of posters, including teaser visuals and a central message piece, the campaign is designed to be both impactful and versatile.
Spilling Truth Through Art and Activism
The “We Will Spill the Truth” campaign merges art and activism with striking visuals. Fish prints mimicking oil spills symbolize environmental harm, while a fish dripping in "oil" underscores Greenpeace’s commitment to exposing corporate malpractice. The campaign inspires reflection, engagement, and action, blending impactful messaging with artistic expression.
Artistic Expressions of Activism
The “Spill The Truth” campaign can evolve into a more artistic expression, softening its activist edge. Unique prints from the campaign could be transformed into merchandise, providing supporters with a tangible way to engage and contribute to future fundraising initiatives.
Process Work + Contact Sheet
The unique fish prints were created by dipping fish in black paint to simulate the effects of oil spills on ocean life. During the process of cleaning the white tiles used for photography, a happy accident occurred, revealing mesmerizing patterns that enriched the composition, adding both visual intrigue and conceptual depth to the final imagery.
Nazeem Junggee currently lives and works on the traditional territory of the of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.