Many innovative communication campaigns were submitted: the first prize was awarded to #epicmoment, a project developed by a group of students from the Politecnico di Milano: Mattia Geraci, Matteo Palmieri, Francesco Paleari and Gaia Satta.
The project #epicmoment was unanimously chosen "for the ability to transform a duty (looking for a suitable container in which to throw away the cigarette end) in a happy, shared “epic moment”. With the possibility of a web version, this is a good opportunity to circulate a viral, virtuous and engaging on-line message.”
The second place went to This is not a small problem, by Joana Pereira and Anibal Tapias, IED Barcelona (I+ED Lab), for “for the clear and direct communicative power of the message”.
The third prize was awarded to Listen to your butt by Billy Osborne of Chelsea College of Arts - University of the Arts London, for “the originality of a poetic and emotional message”.
Special mentions to: I was a cigarette butt by Alejandra Chinolla, Amparo Cativiela, Belén Páliz and Claudia Guevara (IED Barcelona) and 2-10 by Matt Ashmore (Chelsea College of Arts London).
JTI Clean City Lab 2014
Organized by JTI (Japan Tobacco International)
With the collaboration of Future Concept Lab
8–13 April
La Triennale di Milano
Milan