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Unjust capitalism involves those who pursue wealth at the cost of environmental destruction. They wear masks that present them as cheerful, compassionate and environmentally conscious, while seeking the cleanest air, the cleanest environment and the finest plant, animal and aquatic life exclusively for themselves. Although the world faces the growing threat of pollution, these masked figures continue to seek the best living conditions and the finest climate solely for their own benefit.

PARISA RASOOLI
Unjust capitalism involves those who pursue wealth at the cost of environmental destruction. They wear masks that present them as cheerful, compassionate and environmentally conscious, while seeking the cleanest air, the cleanest environment and the finest plant, animal and aquatic life exclusively for themselves. Although the world faces the growing threat of pollution, these masked figures continue to seek the best living conditions and the finest climate solely for their own benefit.

PARISA RASOOLI
Before It Falls
Every falling tile pulls an entire world down with it: a glacier, a forest, a wetland alive with frogs and dragonflies. Ecosystems are not isolated elements, but fragile balances defined by critical thresholds. Once these thresholds are crossed, they can trigger an irreversible chain of collapse. It was the hand of man that set this fall in motion. Yet among the wavering tiles, other hands hold, plant and rebuild—none acting alone. Those who triggered the collapse are also the ones with the power to stop it. Resilience is not a single heroic gesture, but the sum of countless coordinated efforts: the only force capable of stopping the final tile from falling.

DEIANIRA D'ANTONI
Before It Falls
Every falling tile pulls an entire world down with it: a glacier, a forest, a wetland alive with frogs and dragonflies. Ecosystems are not isolated elements, but fragile balances defined by critical thresholds. Once these thresholds are crossed, they can trigger an irreversible chain of collapse. It was the hand of man that set this fall in motion. Yet among the wavering tiles, other hands hold, plant and rebuild—none acting alone. Those who triggered the collapse are also the ones with the power to stop it. Resilience is not a single heroic gesture, but the sum of countless coordinated efforts: the only force capable of stopping the final tile from falling.

DEIANIRA D'ANTONI
Climate change and environmental destruction can often feel like events happening in distant places or in the far future. Yet they are already a reality. This work calls attention to the possibility that we, too, may one day lose our homes, just like the polar bears, and urges us to recognise the need for change.

MIZUKI IKUSHIMA
Climate change and environmental destruction can often feel like events happening in distant places or in the far future. Yet they are already a reality. This work calls attention to the possibility that we, too, may one day lose our homes, just like the polar bears, and urges us to recognise the need for change.

MIZUKI IKUSHIMA

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In this illustration, a fish is surrounded by pieces of fabric and other waste discarded into the sea. As this waste gradually breaks down, it releases harmful pollutants into the water, reducing water quality and damaging the marine ecosystem. Many marine animals also mistake this waste for food and ingest it, which can cause serious harm and, in some cases, lead to death. This artwork highlights the importance of protecting our oceans and reminds us of our responsibility to preserve the environment for the future.

AHLAM FAEZ
In this illustration, a fish is surrounded by pieces of fabric and other waste discarded into the sea. As this waste gradually breaks down, it releases harmful pollutants into the water, reducing water quality and damaging the marine ecosystem. Many marine animals also mistake this waste for food and ingest it, which can cause serious harm and, in some cases, lead to death. This artwork highlights the importance of protecting our oceans and reminds us of our responsibility to preserve the environment for the future.

AHLAM FAEZ
To combat rising temperatures, sometimes all it takes is a step back. Often, even planting a flower can make a difference …

ALDO GIANNINI
To combat rising temperatures, sometimes all it takes is a step back. Often, even planting a flower can make a difference …

ALDO GIANNINI
This work portrays a small, metaphorical world enclosed beneath a glass dome, suspended between two possible futures. Outside, pollution and the climate crisis continue to spread, while within, the possibility of harmony between humanity and nature remains alive.
At the centre, three symbolic figures—Sun, Wind, and Nature—embrace one another, representing the unity of natural forces and the potential of renewable energy.
This fragile world stands as a reflection of our own: its future is shaped by the choices we make today.

ATIYEH ZEIGHAMI
This work portrays a small, metaphorical world enclosed beneath a glass dome, suspended between two possible futures. Outside, pollution and the climate crisis continue to spread, while within, the possibility of harmony between humanity and nature remains alive.
At the centre, three symbolic figures—Sun, Wind, and Nature—embrace one another, representing the unity of natural forces and the potential of renewable energy.
This fragile world stands as a reflection of our own: its future is shaped by the choices we make today.

ATIYEH ZEIGHAMI
This illustration depicts animals from cold climates gathering in the frozen food section of a supermarket, using it as a temporary refuge from the heat. At first glance, the scene may appear heart-warming, yet it carries a subtle sense of irony: the frozen food section has become the coolest place they can find. Through this contrast, the work invites viewers to reflect on the effects of climate change.

AYAKA AKAKURA
This illustration depicts animals from cold climates gathering in the frozen food section of a supermarket, using it as a temporary refuge from the heat. At first glance, the scene may appear heart-warming, yet it carries a subtle sense of irony: the frozen food section has become the coolest place they can find. Through this contrast, the work invites viewers to reflect on the effects of climate change.

AYAKA AKAKURA
This illustration explores how the loss of biodiversity and our growing dependence on digital technology are reshaping the way we perceive nature. Guided by instinct, a hummingbird mistakes a flower displayed on a smartphone for a real one. In the second panel, the broken screen reveals the illusion, yet the absence of real flowers remains. The work reflects on how direct experiences of nature are increasingly being replaced by digital representations. Yet no digital image can ever replace the real ecosystems on which every species depends.

BRYAN ROY SUAREZ FIGA
This illustration explores how the loss of biodiversity and our growing dependence on digital technology are reshaping the way we perceive nature. Guided by instinct, a hummingbird mistakes a flower displayed on a smartphone for a real one. In the second panel, the broken screen reveals the illusion, yet the absence of real flowers remains. The work reflects on how direct experiences of nature are increasingly being replaced by digital representations. Yet no digital image can ever replace the real ecosystems on which every species depends.

BRYAN ROY SUAREZ FIGA
This artwork depicts the hands of people of different skin colours from around the world coming together to protect the ecosystem. By integrating low-carbon architecture, renewable energy and technology, it symbolises climate transition and innovation. The harmonious coexistence of diverse species and ethnic groups presents a vision of biodiversity protection and a just transition. The work emphasises the importance of collaboration in creating a more harmonious and sustainable future.

CHEN PI YU
This artwork depicts the hands of people of different skin colours from around the world coming together to protect the ecosystem. By integrating low-carbon architecture, renewable energy and technology, it symbolises climate transition and innovation. The harmonious coexistence of diverse species and ethnic groups presents a vision of biodiversity protection and a just transition. The work emphasises the importance of collaboration in creating a more harmonious and sustainable future.

CHEN PI YU
This illustration presents a museum in which nature itself has become an object of preservation. Extinct species are displayed alongside an empty showcase labelled “Clean Air,” symbolizing the growing loss of a fundamental element that sustains all life. The fingerprint-shaped map marked “You Are Here” places humanity at the centre of this environmental crisis, while also reflecting our responsibility for the changes taking place on Earth. The surrounding maze represents the complexity of human choices and the difficult path we have created for ourselves. Through these elements, the work invites viewers to reflect on the value of protecting nature before what is essential becomes something we can only remember.

DELNYA MOHAMMADI
This illustration presents a museum in which nature itself has become an object of preservation. Extinct species are displayed alongside an empty showcase labelled “Clean Air,” symbolizing the growing loss of a fundamental element that sustains all life. The fingerprint-shaped map marked “You Are Here” places humanity at the centre of this environmental crisis, while also reflecting our responsibility for the changes taking place on Earth. The surrounding maze represents the complexity of human choices and the difficult path we have created for ourselves. Through these elements, the work invites viewers to reflect on the value of protecting nature before what is essential becomes something we can only remember.

DELNYA MOHAMMADI
Title: The Inheritance
Before knowledge was written in books, it was passed from one generation to the next through observation, patience, and shared labour. Inspired by the enduring African tradition of apprenticeship, this work depicts a grandmother carefully mending a living tapestry woven from forests, rivers, fertile soil, clean water, and open skies, while her granddaughter learns quietly at her side. The Earth is never inherited in perfect condition; it is placed in the care of each generation to restore, protect, and pass on. Every stitch becomes both an act of healing and a lesson in hope, resilience, and shared responsibility.

IDOWU ESTHER OYEYEMI
Title: The Inheritance
Before knowledge was written in books, it was passed from one generation to the next through observation, patience, and shared labour. Inspired by the enduring African tradition of apprenticeship, this work depicts a grandmother carefully mending a living tapestry woven from forests, rivers, fertile soil, clean water, and open skies, while her granddaughter learns quietly at her side. The Earth is never inherited in perfect condition; it is placed in the care of each generation to restore, protect, and pass on. Every stitch becomes both an act of healing and a lesson in hope, resilience, and shared responsibility.

IDOWU ESTHER OYEYEMI
Not My Business portrays the cascading consequences of climate change and deforestation. As forests disappear, displaced wildlife is forced together into an ever-growing living sphere that rolls relentlessly towards human homes. Inside, people remain absorbed in their own comfort, relying on air conditioning while appreciating nature only as decoration on their walls. The work challenges the illusion that biodiversity loss is “someone else’s problem,” reminding us that the consequences of ignoring nature today will inevitably become part of our own future.

IRAWAN NUGRAHA
Not My Business portrays the cascading consequences of climate change and deforestation. As forests disappear, displaced wildlife is forced together into an ever-growing living sphere that rolls relentlessly towards human homes. Inside, people remain absorbed in their own comfort, relying on air conditioning while appreciating nature only as decoration on their walls. The work challenges the illusion that biodiversity loss is “someone else’s problem,” reminding us that the consequences of ignoring nature today will inevitably become part of our own future.

IRAWAN NUGRAHA
Using “haircutting” as a metaphor for the energy transition, giant shears cut away the smokestacks of thermal power plants, transforming their exhaust emissions into net-zero clouds. The cloudscape reveals the low-carbon greenery of urban farms, where photovoltaic and wind power generation are integrated with both land and water. Through agricultural-electricity symbiosis and fish-electricity symbiosis, the work envisions a shared path towards a low-carbon and sustainable future.

KU AN
Using “haircutting” as a metaphor for the energy transition, giant shears cut away the smokestacks of thermal power plants, transforming their exhaust emissions into net-zero clouds. The cloudscape reveals the low-carbon greenery of urban farms, where photovoltaic and wind power generation are integrated with both land and water. Through agricultural-electricity symbiosis and fish-electricity symbiosis, the work envisions a shared path towards a low-carbon and sustainable future.

KU AN
Learning from Our Mistakes imagines a future in which rising seas have reshaped not only our cities, but also our values. Built upon the remains of a former skyscraper, this vertical community transforms adaptation into a shared way of life. Rainwater is collected, wind powers daily life, and gardens weave through every level, connecting neighbours with one another and with nature. At its heart, a classroom reminds us that resilience begins with learning. By sharing knowledge, food, and care, this community suggests that our greatest response to climate change lies not only in innovation, but also in our ability to grow together.

MARIWENN LEFEBVRE
Learning from Our Mistakes imagines a future in which rising seas have reshaped not only our cities, but also our values. Built upon the remains of a former skyscraper, this vertical community transforms adaptation into a shared way of life. Rainwater is collected, wind powers daily life, and gardens weave through every level, connecting neighbours with one another and with nature. At its heart, a classroom reminds us that resilience begins with learning. By sharing knowledge, food, and care, this community suggests that our greatest response to climate change lies not only in innovation, but also in our ability to grow together.

MARIWENN LEFEBVRE
This artwork represents humanity’s journey from environmental destruction towards a more sustainable future. A stone bridge, engraved with symbols of renewable energy, nature, and stewardship, connects a polluted world to another filled with thriving ecosystems and biodiversity. People from different backgrounds cross the bridge together, expressing the idea that addressing climate change is a shared responsibility. By protecting nature, embracing sustainable solutions, and respecting the planet’s limits, the work suggests that a healthier future can only be achieved through collective action and a commitment to leaving a better world for generations to come.

MARY VONGKAT
This artwork represents humanity’s journey from environmental destruction towards a more sustainable future. A stone bridge, engraved with symbols of renewable energy, nature, and stewardship, connects a polluted world to another filled with thriving ecosystems and biodiversity. People from different backgrounds cross the bridge together, expressing the idea that addressing climate change is a shared responsibility. By protecting nature, embracing sustainable solutions, and respecting the planet’s limits, the work suggests that a healthier future can only be achieved through collective action and a commitment to leaving a better world for generations to come.

MARY VONGKAT
This artwork symbolically explores how art and sustainable living can work together in response to environmental challenges. A girl rides a bicycle away from a smoke-filled, polluted city towards a brighter future, representing hope and positive change. Her bicycle represents clean and sustainable transportation, while the cat and heart-shaped sprouts suggest harmony between humans and nature. From her backpack, paintbrushes and flowing colours spill outward, transforming the grey city into a vivid landscape of blossoms, birds, and greenery. The artwork expresses the power of art to awaken environmental awareness, inspire responsible choices, and envision a healthier, more sustainable future for all.

MARZIEH TORAJI
This artwork symbolically explores how art and sustainable living can work together in response to environmental challenges. A girl rides a bicycle away from a smoke-filled, polluted city towards a brighter future, representing hope and positive change. Her bicycle represents clean and sustainable transportation, while the cat and heart-shaped sprouts suggest harmony between humans and nature. From her backpack, paintbrushes and flowing colours spill outward, transforming the grey city into a vivid landscape of blossoms, birds, and greenery. The artwork expresses the power of art to awaken environmental awareness, inspire responsible choices, and envision a healthier, more sustainable future for all.

MARZIEH TORAJI
When humanity turns to advanced technologies and planetary interventions to address the climate crisis, can we foresee all of their consequences?
This artwork imagines a future in which space mirrors are deployed to reflect sunlight and regulate Earth’s climate. Suspended above the planet, an astronaut represents humanity itself—observing and attempting to control the systems that sustain life. The layered Earth reveals how deeply interconnected these systems are, and how an intervention intended to cool the planet could also produce unintended consequences. The mirrors embody humanity’s power to intervene on a planetary scale. Ultimately, the work asks: Can we control nature without disturbing the balance we seek to protect?

MOHADESEH AL SADAT KHADEMOL HOSSEINI
When humanity turns to advanced technologies and planetary interventions to address the climate crisis, can we foresee all of their consequences?
This artwork imagines a future in which space mirrors are deployed to reflect sunlight and regulate Earth’s climate. Suspended above the planet, an astronaut represents humanity itself—observing and attempting to control the systems that sustain life. The layered Earth reveals how deeply interconnected these systems are, and how an intervention intended to cool the planet could also produce unintended consequences. The mirrors embody humanity’s power to intervene on a planetary scale. Ultimately, the work asks: Can we control nature without disturbing the balance we seek to protect?

MOHADESEH AL SADAT KHADEMOL HOSSEINI
Inspired by the camel’s hump as a symbol of evolutionary adaptation and the resilience of flamingos, this artwork reimagines the bird as an architect of survival. Its puzzle-shaped body reflects the interconnectedness of life, while the diatom within symbolises nourishment and the delicate balance of aquatic ecosystems.
Although flamingos typically lay a single egg and raise one chick, this mother nurtures many, becoming a symbol of collective responsibility and care. The green puzzle piece held in her beak represents a vital element of survival—carrying nourishment and hope for future generations. Like an unfinished puzzle, an ecosystem can only flourish through protection, repair, and collective care.

NAJMEH DELARA
Inspired by the camel’s hump as a symbol of evolutionary adaptation and the resilience of flamingos, this artwork reimagines the bird as an architect of survival. Its puzzle-shaped body reflects the interconnectedness of life, while the diatom within symbolises nourishment and the delicate balance of aquatic ecosystems.
Although flamingos typically lay a single egg and raise one chick, this mother nurtures many, becoming a symbol of collective responsibility and care. The green puzzle piece held in her beak represents a vital element of survival—carrying nourishment and hope for future generations. Like an unfinished puzzle, an ecosystem can only flourish through protection, repair, and collective care.

NAJMEH DELARA
This artwork transforms endangered wildlife into collectable toys displayed inside a retail cabinet, symbolising the commercialisation of nature and humanity’s role in the loss of biodiversity. Marketing phrases such as “Limited Edition,” “Sold Out,” and “Out of Stock” emphasise the growing rarity of wildlife caused by habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and exploitation. The mother and child represent future generations who may one day encounter these animals only through replicas. Ultimately, the work asks, “How many more do we have to lose before we realise?” and urges society to choose conservation over profit before more species become fragments of memory.

ORVEN MARANTAN
This artwork transforms endangered wildlife into collectable toys displayed inside a retail cabinet, symbolising the commercialisation of nature and humanity’s role in the loss of biodiversity. Marketing phrases such as “Limited Edition,” “Sold Out,” and “Out of Stock” emphasise the growing rarity of wildlife caused by habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and exploitation. The mother and child represent future generations who may one day encounter these animals only through replicas. Ultimately, the work asks, “How many more do we have to lose before we realise?” and urges society to choose conservation over profit before more species become fragments of memory.

ORVEN MARANTAN
This artwork imagines a future in which nature exists only within museums. The extinct tree, bee, polar bear, river, and other species symbolise the consequences of failing to protect our environment. It invites viewers to reflect on the loss of biodiversity, to feel a sense of responsibility and urgency, and to recognise that we still have the chance to act before this imagined future becomes reality.

SAEED AKHLAGHI
This artwork imagines a future in which nature exists only within museums. The extinct tree, bee, polar bear, river, and other species symbolise the consequences of failing to protect our environment. It invites viewers to reflect on the loss of biodiversity, to feel a sense of responsibility and urgency, and to recognise that we still have the chance to act before this imagined future becomes reality.

SAEED AKHLAGHI
At first glance, this painting appears to depict a beautiful blue landscape. Yet beneath the surface, cities and lives are being devastated by rising sea levels caused by global warming. In order to make a lasting impression, I portrayed the contradiction between outward beauty and the harsh reality.

TOMOMI MIURA
At first glance, this painting appears to depict a beautiful blue landscape. Yet beneath the surface, cities and lives are being devastated by rising sea levels caused by global warming. In order to make a lasting impression, I portrayed the contradiction between outward beauty and the harsh reality.

TOMOMI MIURA
The Sea We Left Behind, 130 × 97 cm, oil on canvas, sequins, 2026

A girl carrying numerous floats runs uphill towards the place where the water should be. But the sea has vanished, leaving behind a winding, seemingly endless landscape that resembles the surface of an unknown planet. These striking symbols of the summer vacation become an emblem of consumer society, which continues to pursue its desires even as the world around us changes irreversibly. The work explores the discrepancy between expectation and reality and raises the question of what kind of world we will leave to future generations.

VIKTORIIA UDALOVA
The Sea We Left Behind, 130 × 97 cm, oil on canvas, sequins, 2026

A girl carrying numerous floats runs uphill towards the place where the water should be. But the sea has vanished, leaving behind a winding, seemingly endless landscape that resembles the surface of an unknown planet. These striking symbols of the summer vacation become an emblem of consumer society, which continues to pursue its desires even as the world around us changes irreversibly. The work explores the discrepancy between expectation and reality and raises the question of what kind of world we will leave to future generations.

VIKTORIIA UDALOVA
In "Path of Sunlight", a young cyclist moves through the shadow of a smog-filled city, surrounded by heavy traffic and towering buildings. Within this bleak environment, only her path is illuminated by sunlight. The rabbit nestled in her hood and the flowerpot carried behind her symbolise a gentle coexistence between urban life and nature. By choosing a bicycle over cars, she shows that resilient communities can begin with individual choices. Even in the darkest times, small and conscious actions can illuminate the way forward.

ZAHRA MOZAFAR
In "Path of Sunlight", a young cyclist moves through the shadow of a smog-filled city, surrounded by heavy traffic and towering buildings. Within this bleak environment, only her path is illuminated by sunlight. The rabbit nestled in her hood and the flowerpot carried behind her symbolise a gentle coexistence between urban life and nature. By choosing a bicycle over cars, she shows that resilient communities can begin with individual choices. Even in the darkest times, small and conscious actions can illuminate the way forward.

ZAHRA MOZAFAR
Kategori Video Animasi
The future is shaped by the actions of every individual, no matter how small. Unlike previous generations, the next generation may experience the impacts of climate change more directly and profoundly. Through awareness, responsibility, and even the smallest meaningful actions, they have the power to become a source of hope and to help shape a more sustainable future for our planet.

MAHDI JALILI KIA
The future is shaped by the actions of every individual, no matter how small. Unlike previous generations, the next generation may experience the impacts of climate change more directly and profoundly. Through awareness, responsibility, and even the smallest meaningful actions, they have the power to become a source of hope and to help shape a more sustainable future for our planet.

MAHDI JALILI KIA
Environmental destruction and human conflict can often feel too overwhelming for any one person to change. This story is told through the eyes of a child who loses the world he once knew. A familiar tree stands as a silent witness to the devastation. Turning the clock back symbolizes humanity’s ability to change course before it is too late. The final sprout reminds us that even the smallest action can mark the beginning of recovery—if we choose to act while there is still time.

MARIA KUZMINYKH
Environmental destruction and human conflict can often feel too overwhelming for any one person to change. This story is told through the eyes of a child who loses the world he once knew. A familiar tree stands as a silent witness to the devastation. Turning the clock back symbolizes humanity’s ability to change course before it is too late. The final sprout reminds us that even the smallest action can mark the beginning of recovery—if we choose to act while there is still time.

MARIA KUZMINYKH
Receipts, everyday symbols of consumption, are often discarded without a second thought. As they accumulate, they darken, turn into heat, and slowly begin to surround the Earth. What seems like a small and insignificant act becomes part of a much larger environmental cycle. The work reflects on how ordinary choices, repeated countless times across society, can collectively contribute to climate change. It asks us to reconsider the idea of waste: does what we throw away ever truly disappear, or does it return in another form, gradually reshaping the world we live in?

HIROMI UENO
Receipts, everyday symbols of consumption, are often discarded without a second thought. As they accumulate, they darken, turn into heat, and slowly begin to surround the Earth. What seems like a small and insignificant act becomes part of a much larger environmental cycle. The work reflects on how ordinary choices, repeated countless times across society, can collectively contribute to climate change. It asks us to reconsider the idea of waste: does what we throw away ever truly disappear, or does it return in another form, gradually reshaping the world we live in?

HIROMI UENO

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Rincian Kompetisi

Mempercepat Transisi Melalui Inovasi Bermakna

Di tengah volatilitas global, keberlanjutan telah menjadi fondasi ketahanan jangka panjang. Fokus kini bergeser menuju solusi aktif yang mendorong perubahan nyata serta pelestarian lingkungan. Mengelola transisi ini menuntut kita untuk meninjau kembali cara kita memanfaatkan sumber daya dan menjaga alam. Bersama-sama, kita dapat mengubah tantangan ini menjadi peluang untuk membangun warisan berkelanjutan bagi generasi mendatang.

Kompetisi Ilustrasi Internasional “Art on Climate” merupakan inisiatif kolaboratif yang diselenggarakan oleh Fingertips Company Limited dan disponsori oleh Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI). Misi kami adalah mengubah strategi iklim yang kompleks menjadi narasi visual yang kuat. Dengan mengundang ilustrator dan pembuat video untuk mengeksplorasi tema perubahan iklim, kami menghadirkan platform global bagi ide-ide inovatif dan solusi nyata. Melalui pendekatan kreatif ini, kami bertujuan menginspirasi masyarakat untuk melampaui sekadar kesadaran dan mengambil tindakan nyata dalam kehidupan sehari-hari.

Tema: Perubahan Iklim
Syarat: semua individu berusia 18 tahun atau lebih*, dari lokasi mana pun
Periode pengiriman karya: 18 Mei hingga 31 Juli 2026, tanggal mulai dan akhir dihitung
Pengumuman hasil: pada 30 September 2026
Hadiah: Peluang untuk memenangkan hingga 2.000 EUR*
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Sejak diluncurkan di Spanyol pada tahun 2019, kompetisi “Art on Climate” telah berkembang dari sebuah inisiatif regional menjadi gerakan global yang signifikan. Selama tujuh tahun terakhir, kompetisi ini telah menjadi platform yang kuat bagi para kreator di seluruh dunia untuk mengekspresikan urgensi pelestarian lingkungan. Momentum ini mencapai puncaknya pada tahun 2025, di mana kampanye ini mencatat rekor partisipasi dengan lebih dari 3.500 karya seni dan video yang dikirimkan oleh lebih dari 2.600 ilustrator dari 100 lokasi berbeda. Seiring berjalannya waktu, kompetisi ini terus memperluas jangkauannya di kawasan Asia-Pasifik, mempertemukan talenta profesional dan pendatang baru untuk menyuarakan aksi iklim melalui kreativitas.

Dengan lebih dari dua dekade kepemimpinan dalam investasi berkelanjutan, AllianzGI telah berkembang dari pelopor integrasi ESG menjadi penggerak aktif transisi iklim global. Sebagai penandatangan awal UN PRI pada tahun 2007, kami tidak hanya mengintegrasikan aspek keberlanjutan dalam keputusan investasi, tetapi juga secara aktif membiayai solusi yang mendukung masa depan yang tangguh. Saat ini, misi kami berfokus pada “dampak nyata” — menggunakan pengelolaan aktif dan investasi berdampak untuk menciptakan nilai yang berkelanjutan bagi klien dan masyarakat global. Kami dengan senang hati mengundang Anda untuk bergabung dalam kompetisi “Art on Climate” guna bersama-sama memvisualisasikan dan membentuk masa depan yang berkelanjutan.

Tema Kompetisi

Peserta diundang untuk mengirimkan karya orisinal bertema “Perubahan Iklim”. Peserta harus menggunakan satu atau lebih pernyataan di bawah ini sebagai titik awal dari karya mereka:

  1. Mempercepat Transisi Iklim untuk Komunitas yang Tangguh
    Perubahan iklim bukan lagi ancaman yang jauh, melainkan panggilan untuk transisi global secara aktif. Untuk menjaga stabilitas jangka panjang, kita harus melangkah lebih jauh dari sekadar mengidentifikasi ancaman, menuju pendanaan serta mengimplementasikan solusi yang membangun ketahanan komunitas. Topik ini membahas bagaimana kita dapat menghadapi “momen krusial” ini dengan mengubah tantangan iklim menjadi peluang bagi pertumbuhan berkelanjutan dan penguatan komunitas.
  2. Menghormati Batas-Batas Planet untuk Melindungi Keanekaragaman Hayati
    Untuk menjaga stabilitas lingkungan, kita harus beroperasi dalam batas-batas ekologis bumi. Tema ini berfokus pada perlindungan modal alam dan upaya membalikkan penurunan keanekaragaman hayati. Dengan menghormati batas planet, kita dapat memastikan transisi menuju ekonomi rendah karbon tidak mengorbankan ekosistem penting, sehingga tercipta keseimbangan antara alam dan manusia.
  3. Mendorong Kapitalisme Inklusif untuk Transisi yang Adil
    Untuk menciptakan nilai jangka panjang, keberlanjutan harus bersifat inklusif, dengan memastikan bahwa upaya dekarbonisasi tidak mengorbankan stabilitas sosial. Kapitalisme inklusif berupaya menyeimbangkan imbal hasil finansial dengan “Transisi yang Adil” – memastikan bahwa peralihan menuju ekonomi hijau memberikan peluang yang adil dan nilai sosial bagi semua pihak. Tema ini mengajak para kreator untuk memvisualisasikan masa depan di mana investasi berkelanjutan mendukung masyarakat yang adil dan ramah lingkungan.
  4. Pembiayaan Inovasi dan Teknologi untuk Dampak Nyata
    Teknologi dan inovasi menjadi katalis utama bagi ekonomi global yang berkelanjutan. Dengan mengarahkan modal ke solusi lingkungan yang inovatif, kita dapat mempercepat proses dekarbonisasi. Tema ini menyoroti peran inovasi berdampak dalam menjembatani kondisi iklim saat ini menuju masa depan net-zero.
  5. Tindakan Kolektif untuk Warisan yang Berkelanjutan
    Mewujudkan masa depan berkelanjutan membutuhkan lebih dari sekadar upaya individu, tetapi juga komitmen global yang bersatu. Dengan menyelaraskan keputusan investasi, tata kelola perusahaan, dan tindakan sehari-hari, kita dapat mendorong perubahan sistemik yang diperlukan untuk melindungi bumi. Tema ini menekankan pentingnya tanggung jawab kolektif dalam menciptakan warisan yang sejahtera dan berkelanjutan bagi generasi mendatang.
Spesifikasi Karya Seni
  • Peserta wajib menyerahkan karya orisinal yang sesuai dengan tema kompetisi secara individu.
  • Setiap peserta diperbolehkan mengirimkan maksimal tiga (3) ilustrasi dan tiga (3) video animasi.
  • Karya ilustrasi atau video animasi yang didaftarkan tidak boleh merupakan karya yang sudah pernah dipublikasikan, digunakan untuk kepentingan lain, menerima penghargaan, atau sedang dalam proses seleksi kompetisi lainnya.
  • Dalam karya yang diserahkan tidak diperkenankan adanya elemen identifikasi peserta seperti tanda tangan, teks, simbol, gambar, maupun voiceover (untuk video animasi).
  • Setiap ilustrasi atau video animasi harus disertai dengan deskripsi singkat (minimal 30 kata, maksimal 100 kata).

Kategori Ilustrasi

  • Karya seni harus dalam gambar datar dan dibuat berwarna.
  • Karya seni dapat dibuat menggunakan media apa pun, termasuk lukisan, perangkat lunak komputer, dan media campuran. Namun karya seni yang dihasilkan oleh kecerdasan buatan tidak diterima. Penggunaan foto dan clip art dilarang.
  • Harus dalam ukuran A3 (297mm x 420mm), dalam format horizontal atau vertikal.
  • Diunggah dalam format JPG, dengan resolusi minimal 300 dpi, dan total ukuran setiap entri di bawah 10MB.

Kategori Video Animasi

  • Video animasi harus berdurasi antara 10 hingga 15 detik.
  • Rasio aspek harus 9:16 (vertikal, resolusi minimum 1080X1920 piksel) atau 1:1 (persegi, resolusi minimum 1080X1080 piksel).
  • Harus diunggah dalam format MP4 atau MOV, dengan total ukuran file untuk setiap video animasi yang dikirimkan tidak lebih dari 30MB.
  • Teknik atau alat produksi apa pun boleh digunakan, asalkan karya tersebut orisinal.
  • Musik latar belakang lebih diutamakan dan tidak boleh melanggar hak cipta.
  • Tidak diperkenankan adanya voiceover dalam video. Seluruh teks yang ditampilkan, termasuk caption dan subtitle, wajib menggunakan Bahasa Inggris.
Panel Juri
Jeff Jioe
Direktur
Fingertips Company Limited

Jeff Jioe adalah pendiri Fingertips Company Limited dan Penyelenggara Kompetisi Ilustrasi Internasional “Art on Climate”.

Jay Chau
Ketua
Asosiasi Seni Asia Singapura

Jay Chau adalah Chairman Asian Art Association Singapore. Ia merupakan lulusan Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy di National University of Singapore, juga sebelumnya bekerja di NetEase dan Tencent. Karyanya berfokus pada kebijakan budaya, estetika perkotaan, serta hubungan antara seni dan kehidupan publik.

Benny Lau
Anggota Profesional
Komunitas Ilustrator Hong Kong

Benny Lau adalah seorang desainer peraih penghargaan dengan berbagai macam prestasi. Dia adalah seorang ilustrator dan penulis buku bergambar dengan pengalaman yang luas.

Selain itu, Benny juga sering menjadi guru tamu di sekolah-sekolah, memperkenalkan pendekatan pembelajaran baru melalui seni visual dan cerita. Buku terbarunya "Sadhu The Retriever" telah terpilih untuk Bologna Ragazzi Award Amazing Bookshelf 2025.

Liu Ray Lung
Ketua
Komunitas Ilustrator Taiwan

Liu Ray Lung adalah Ketua Komunitas Ilustrator Taiwan dan Asosiasi Ilustrasi Asia. Dia adalah ilustrator terkenal di Taiwan, berdedikasi untuk mempromosikan seni ilustrasi. Dia telah menjadi penyelenggara proyek Penghargaan Tahunan Ilustrasi Asia sejak 2015. Penghargaan ini diadakan setiap tahun di seluruh Asia, diselenggarakan di Huashan Creative Park di Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Taoyuan, Kobe, Kuala Lumpur dan Shanghai. Acara penghargaan tersebut telah berkembang menjadi salah satu acara industri ilustrasi terbesar di Asia saat ini.

Jane Liu
Pendiri
Z Jane Visual Art Studio

Jane Liu – seorang ilustrator yang membangun dunia fantasi.

Didirikan oleh Jane di Shanghai, Z Jane Visual Art Studio berfokus pada desain ilustrasi termasuk ilustrasi periklanan, ilustrasi visual utama dan ilustrasi konseptual, serta desain visual merek dengan fokus pada ilustrasi.

Kriteria Seleksi
Kategori Ilustrasi
50 poin
Kreativitas dan kualitas artistik karya
40 poin
Relevansi dengan tema Kompetisi
10 poin
Bahasa kreatif
Kategori Video Animasi
40 poin
Kreativitas dan kualitas artistik karya
40 poin
Relevansi dengan tema Kompetisi
10 poin
Keterampilan teknis
10 poin
Bahasa kreatif
Penghargaan dan Pameran

Para pemenang akan menerima sertifikat penghargaan khusus melalui email.

Ilustrasi dan video animasi pemenang akan dipamerkan dalam pameran virtual.

Kategori Ilustrasi#
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Pemenang Utama
e-Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 2.000 EUR
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Runner-up 1
e-Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 1.500 EUR
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Runner-up 2
e-Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 1.000 EUR
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Penghargaan Prestasi
Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 150 EUR
Kategori Video Animasi^
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Pemenang Utama
e-Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 2.000 EUR
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Runner-up 1
e-Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 1.500 EUR
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Runner-up 2
e-Sertifikat dan hadiah sebesar 1.000 EUR

# 23 karya ilustrasi pemenang akan dipilih berdasarkan skala 100 poin yang dinilai juri. Tiga karya seni yang mendapat poin tertinggi akan diberi peringkat sebagai Pemenang Utama, Runner-up 1, dan Runner-up 2, sedangkan 20 karya seni pemenang terpilih lainnya akan diberi peringkat sebagai Penghargaan Prestasi.

^ 3 karya video animasi pemenang akan dipilih berdasarkan skala 100 poin yang dinilai juri. Tiga karya seni yang mendapat poin tertinggi akan diberi peringkat sebagai Pemenang Utama, Runner-up 1, dan Runner-up 2.



Untuk pertanyaan, silakan menghubungi Pihak Penyelenggara – Fingertips Company Limited: artonclimate@fingertips.hk

Syarat dan Ketentuan
  1. Peserta wajib menyertakan informasi yang benar dan akurat pada formulir pendaftaran. Fingertips Company Limited ("Penyelenggara") memiliki wewenang untuk mendiskualifikasi entri yang dicurigai menyertakan informasi tidak akurat atau menghilangkan sebagian informasi.
  2. Untuk dapat berpartisipasi, peserta harus berusia 18 tahun atau lebih, terhitung sejak 17 Mei 2026.
  3. Karyawan Allianz Global Investors Asia Pacific Limited ("Sponsor") dan/atau afiliasinya, Penyelenggara dan/atau afiliasinya, dan semua yang tinggal di rumah yang sama dengan karyawan tersebut tidak berhak untuk berpartisipasi dalam kompetisi.
  4. Semua entri harus asli, dikirimkan secara individual, dan belum pernah dipublikasikan sebelumnya pada kesempatan apa pun. Entri akan didiskualifikasi jika Penyelenggara menganggap peserta telah melakukan plagiarisme, pelanggaran hak cipta dan/atau pelanggaran hukum.
  5. Penyelenggara memiliki kebijakan tunggal dan mutlak untuk mendiskualifikasi semua entri yang dianggap memuat konten yang berbahaya, vulgar, menyinggung, tidak senonoh, cabul, ilegal, rasis, bersifat porno, mempromosikan kekerasan, bersifat fitnah, menghina, tidak pantas, kontroversial, atau mengandung propaganda politik.
  6. Setiap peserta bertanggung jawab atas entri milik mereka yang diikutsertakan dalam kompetisi. Sesuai ketentuan hukum yang berlaku, pihak Penyelenggara dan Sponsor, tidak bertanggung jawab atas kerusakan, kehilangan, liabilitas, biaya, pengeluaran, atau klaim (dalam kontrak, kesalahan, atau lainnya) yang dialami peserta atau pihak ketiga yang muncul terkait kompetisi dan/atau penerimaan hadiah.
  7. Tidak dikenai biaya pendaftaran. Peserta bertanggung jawab atas semua pengeluaran yang muncul saat menyiapkan dan mengirimkan karya.
  8. Setiap peserta dapat mengirimkan maksimal tiga (3) ilustrasi dan tiga (3) video animasi, tetapi hanya bisa menerima satu jenis hadiah. Pengiriman karya tambahan atau pengiriman yang terlambat tidak akan diterima.
  9. Setelah dikirim ke kompetisi, karya tidak dapat diganti dengan alasan apa pun.
  10. Pengiriman karya yang tidak lengkap, file tidak terbaca, salah kirim, atau terlambat tidak akan diterima. Bukti pengiriman tidak dapat digunakan sebagai bukti tanda terkirim atau tanda terima. Pertanggungjawaban dalam bentuk apa pun tidak akan diterima untuk karya yang tidak lengkap, hilang karena alasan teknis, file rusak, pengiriman tertunda, pengiriman salah, atau tidak diterima panitia dengan berbagai alasan.
  11. Apabila peserta diketahui menyiasati kondisi di atas dengan cara-cara seperti, dan tidak terbatas, pada penggunaan banyak akun email, penggunaan karya yang direproduksi masal atau dihasilkan komputer, penggunaan banyak identitas, dengan curang memalsukan data, berbuat curang atau tidak jujur menurut pertimbangan Penyelenggara, atau bertindak yang melanggar Syarat dan Ketentuan, maka peserta akan didiskualifikasi, dan hak atas penerimaan hadiah akan dibatalkan.
  12. Hasil kompetisi adalah keputusan final dewan juri. Keberatan oleh peserta tidak akan dilayani. Penyelenggara memiliki kebijakan tunggal dan mutlak untuk membatalkan kualifikasi peserta atau karya mereka dan/atau menganulir hadiah yang telah diberikan.
  13. Hasil kompetisi akan diumumkan pada 30 September 2026. Penyelenggara akan memberitahukan hasil kepada pemenang melalui email yang disertakan di proses pendaftaran. Peserta wajib menyertakan alamat email yang valid. Penyelenggara menghubungi peserta hanya melalui alamat email yang diberikan. Peserta disarankan untuk memeriksa kotak masuk email (termasuk folder email sampah dan spam).
  14. Hadiah akan diberikan secara tunai dalam Euro dengan metode transfer ke rekening bank pemenang. Begitu Penyelenggara menyebarkan pemberitahuan kepada pemenang melalui email, pemenang wajib memberikan informasi berikut kepada Penyelenggara selambat-lambatnya satu (1) bulan setelah dikirimnya email pemberitahuan: salinan dokumen identitas beserta detail rekening bank yang dipegang secara tunggal oleh pemenang. Apabila pemenang tidak memenuhi informasi yang dibutuhkan dalam jangka waktu tersebut, pemenang dianggap melepaskan hak atas hadiah dan Penyelenggara berwenang menganulir hadiah terkait. Setelah Penyelenggara menerima semua informasi yang dibutuhkan, hadiah uang akan ditransfer ke rekening bank dalam jangka waktu 2 minggu.
  15. Pemenang bertanggung jawab untuk menyediakan detail informasi yang benar dan terkini untuk menerima hadiah. Penyelenggara atau Sponsor tidak bertanggung jawab atas kegagalan pemenang dalam menyediakan informasi akurat yang mempengaruhi penerimaan atau pemberian hadiah.
  16. Hadiah uang diberikan dalam mata uang Euro. Pemenang wajib menyertakan detail rekening bank yang sudah didenominasi untuk Euro agar dapat menerima hadiah uang. Jika tidak, hadiah uang dalam Euro akan dikonversi ke mata uang denominasi bank pemenang berdasarkan nilai tukar pada hari ditransfernya hadiah uang, dan oleh karena itu dapat berubah-ubah sesuai fluktuasi nilai tukar, pajak, serta biaya dan tarif lain yang berlaku.
  17. Penyelenggara menanggung semua biaya transfer, sementara pemenang bertanggung jawab atas, jika ada, semua biaya terkait beserta pajak, biaya turunan yang dibebankan oleh bank pemilik rekening, dan biaya lainnya yang timbul karena prosedur keuangan di lokasi bank. Penyelenggara akan memberi tahu pemenang ketika proses transfer sudah dilakukan, tetapi waktu penerimaan mungkin dipengaruhi oleh proses administrasi bank pemilik rekening dan prosedur keuangan yang harus dilakukan di lokasi bank terkait.
  18. Penyelenggara berwenang melakukan proses verifikasi pemenang, dan meminta bukti identitas, usia, alamat, atau informasi lainnya yang diberikan oleh peserta. Apabila atas pertimbangan yang objektif Penyelenggara mencurigai adanya pelanggaran Syarat dan Ketentuan oleh pemenang, Penyelenggara dapat menganulir pemberian hadiah.
  19. Penyelenggara, Sponsor, dan afiliasi mereka memiliki hak untuk memperbanyak, memublikasikan, atau menggunakan karya yang masuk dalam kompetisi, baik sepenuhnya atau sebagian dan dalam bentuk apa pun, termasuk tetapi tidak terbatas pada promosi, pameran, tujuan edukasi, tanpa harus meminta persetujuan pemenang atau membayar biaya dalam bentuk apa pun.
  20. Peserta menyetujui karya mereka untuk dipajang di pameranvirtual untuk publik, bersama dengan nama dan deskripsi singkat yang disertakan, tanpa adanya pembayaran biaya dalam bentuk apa pun.
  21. Dengan mendaftarkan diri dalam kompetisi, setiap peserta memberi Penyelenggara, Sponsor, dan afiliasinya hak lisensi dan sublisensi untuk menggunakan, mereproduksi, memodifikasi, mengadaptasi, memublikasikan atau menampilkan (seluruhnya atau sebagian) dari kekayaan intelektual yang terkandung dalam karya tanpa royalti, pembayaran, atau kompensasi lainnya. Hak lisensi dan sublisensi tersebut berlaku di seluruh negara, selamanya, tidak dapat ditarik kembali, non-eksklusif, dapat ditransfer, dan bebas royalti. Setiap peserta setuju untuk tidak menuntut hak moral terkait semua penggunaan yang sudah disebutkan, sekaligus menjamin bahwa diri mereka memiliki kuasa penuh untuk memberikan hak-hak tersebut.
  22. Penyelenggara memiliki wewenang untuk menafsirkan dan mengubah peraturan, termasuk Syarat dan Ketentuan kompetisi, tanpa pemberitahuan sebelumnya.
  23. Peserta setuju untuk mematuhi Syarat dan Ketentuan kompetisi ketika mendaftar.
  24. Semua informasi yang dikumpulkan oleh Penyelenggara hanya untuk kepentingan kompetisi, termasuk tetapi tidak terbatas pada, menghubungi peserta dan mendistribusikan hadiah. Informasi (termasuk informasi pribadi peserta) akan disimpan selama enam (6) bulan oleh Penyelenggara terhitung sejak berakhirnya masa kompetisi. Setelahnya, informasi akan dihapus.
  25. Jika terjadi suatu tindakan, kelalaian, kejadian, atau keadaan di luar kendali Penyelenggara dan menghalangi Penyelenggara untuk memenuhi Syarat dan Ketentuan, Penyelenggara tidak bertanggung jawab atas kegagalan dalam melaksanakan atau menunda pemenuhan kewajiban.
  26. Penyelenggara tidak bertanggung jawab atas kesalahan pada sistem atau isu lainnya yang dapat mengacaukan, menunda, atau menggagalkan penerimaan karya dan/atau pengiriman notifikasi atau hadiah kepada pemenang.
  27. Jika klausul tertentu dalam Syarat dan Ketentuan ini dinyatakan melanggar hukum, tidak sah, atau tidak dapat diberlakukan, klausul tersebut akan dipotong dan dihilangkan dari Syarat dan Ketentuan, sementara klausul lainnya tidak terpengaruh dan tetap berlaku dengan kekuatan hukum penuh.
  28. Penyelenggara dan Sponsor memiliki wewenang untuk membatalkan, mengubah, menarik, menghentikan, atau menangguhkan sementara kompetisi untuk waktu tertentu apabila muncul kondisi tidak terduga atau alasan teknis di luar kendali, tanpa pertanggungjawaban ke peserta atau pihak ketiga.
  29. Syarat dan Ketentuan ini berlaku apabila terdapat pertentangan atau ketidaksesuaian informasi yang muncul dari segala bentuk komunikasi, termasuk tetapi tidak terbatas pada iklan atau materi promosi. Peserta dianggap setuju dan terikat oleh Syarat dan Ketentuan ini.
  30. Apabila terdapat ketidaksesuaian antara versi bahasa Inggris dan versi terjemahan dari Syarat dan Ketentuan ini, versi yang dianggap sah adalah versi bahasa Inggris.
  31. Apabila terjadi persengketaan terkait atau karena Kompetisi (termasuk tetapi tidak terbatas pada persengketaan tentang penafsiran atau penerapan Syarat dan Ketentuan), keputusan Penyelenggara bersifat final, konklusif, dan mengikat.
  32. Kompetisi beserta Syarat dan Ketentuan, maupun semua sengketa yang muncul terkait keduanya, tunduk pada aturan hukum yang berlaku di Hong Kong dan yurisdiksi non-eksklusif pengadilan Hong Kong.

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