Sustainable Motion: Visualising a Greener Future

In a world where climate concerns are urgent and omnipresent, how can motion design spark real change? Sustainable Motion: Visualizing a Greener Future invites you to explore the powerful intersection of sustainability and visual storytelling. This one-day exhibition showcases motion graphics projects from global creatives using their craft to advocate for the planet—from animated data-driven pieces to poetic environmental shorts. Through immersive installations and thought-provoking visuals, the exhibition offers a fresh perspective on how design can move people—literally and emotionally—toward a greener future.

Emily Alvarez is a motion designer and founder of GreenFrame Studio, creating climate-focused visuals for clients like Greenpeace and WWF.

Emily Alvarez, founder of GreenFrame Studio in Los Angeles, will present a curated selection of her recent work at the intersection of climate activism and motion design. Known for her collaborations with Greenpeace, WWF, and other environmental organizations, Emily creates visuals that turn complex climate data into compelling narratives. Her style blends clean design with emotional storytelling—whether it’s illustrating the rising sea levels with elegant kinetic typography or animating wildlife migration patterns to underscore habitat loss. At GreenFrame, she leads a team focused on low-impact digital production, championing sustainability not just in message, but in method. Emily’s work is a reminder that good design doesn’t just look beautiful—it makes a difference.