Bluewave Alliance and Lorenzo Quinn present SeaSpore at the Moco Museum in Barcelona
Bluewave Alliance presented the innovative SeaSpore project at an exclusive event at the Moco Museum, together with Lorenzo Quinn and Ocean Ecostructures. This project seeks to inspire to promote the restoration and protection of marine ecosystems.
On December 19, Bluewave Alliance participated in an exclusive event organized by the Moco Museum Barcelona to present SeaSpore, a pioneering project that combines art, science and technology to restore marine ecosystems that we promote with Ocean Ecostructures. During the day, Juan Naya, CEO of ISDIN, shared the vision behind this initiative, highlighting the importance of protecting and regenerating the Mediterranean.
The renowned international artist Lorenzo Quinn, ambassador of the Bluewave Alliance, explained that he will be the creator of the first work SeaSpore, a symbol of the connection between the human being and the ocean. In addition, Ona Carbonell, also ambassador of the Bluewave Alliance, inspired attendees with her commitment to the conservation of the Mediterranean.
This event marks the start of an ambitious project that will be launched in 2025 and reinforces the Bluewave Alliance's mission to promote a positive impact on the health of our seas.
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