• THE „HOPE“ INFO PROJECT

    … together we are stronger!

PROJECT OBJECTIVE

The “Hope” information project was conceived by Bruno Wilbert with the aim of encouraging more people around the world to become interested and involved in the issues of climate, environmental and nature protection. He designed a 3.2-meter high sculpture called “Hope” exclusively for this project.

The focus of the project is “Hope”, an ocean dweller with serious concerns about our numerous environmental problems , who is making an appeal to mankind. We are pleased that the initial outdoor photographs have drawn a lot of attention to the project.

HELLO, MY NAME IS HOPE …

… and I have serious concerns about the contamination of our global oceans and many of the other environmental problems the world is facing.

If you also believe the environment deserves better protection, then do your part by taking several pictures of me and these words and send them to other people. You can thus help increase the chances that many others will learn about and become involved in protecting our climate, environment and nature.

This is something I really hope for. After all, it would be good for all of us.

Thank you!

Hope

Change begins with each individual person.

Many of the issues related to protection of the climate, environment and nature could be solved more quickly if people around the world would adopt a positive attitude and behavior toward the environment.

The “Hope” sculpture will therefore become a high-profile catalyst and an indelible symbol of the constantly growing need to protect our planet, particularly within the framework of the cross-media project.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

“Hope“–sculptures with convincing advantages that can be installed the world over

The installation of the “HOPE” sculptures and media-based support of the project are intended to send out new impulses and motivate people to immediately become more involved in the important issues of climate, environmental and nature protection. To ensure that the “Hope” sculptures can be installed in as many countries as possible, the 3.2-meter high, aluminum and stainless steel objects offer two very special advantages:

They are large and conspicuous, yet compact, and can easily be shipped to many countries around the world.

The special design concept means the sculptures can also be installed by non-experts.

The sculpture’s high-impact design, ease-of-transport and its fair price make it perfect for international installations.

Bruno Wilbert, born on May 21, 1956 in Germany, is a product developer, artist, designer and the creator of innovations-reports, which has been online for 20 years and is considered one of the most comprehensive Internet information portals for the promotion of innovation dynamics.

“Many years have passed since I realized my very first ideas and works. I’ve come to recognize more and more that my absolute passion lies in the development of new projects and products, as well as the design of sculptures and images”.

Personal words about the project

MEDIA PARTNERSHIP

The media partnership with the Internet information portals www.innovations-report.de and www.innovations-report.com ensures regular coverage of the “Hope” project within the continuously updated section “Ecology, environment and nature protection. Since its inception, this section has been updated with more than 7,000 press releases containing interesting information on the topics of climate, environmental and nature protection, which of course also includes information about our oceans:

The innovations-report is not the only resource that offers valuable impulses and information related to climate, environmental and nature protection. In the rubric “Info-Links”, readers can access a wide range of other websites covering these issues:

Click here for Info-Links

… together we are stronger