Waves of Tomorrow presentation in Casa ISDIN
Bluewave Alliance presents the documentary series Waves of Tomorrow at Casa ISDIN to raise awareness about the protection of the Mediterranean. The sailing race simulator used by the New Zealand team for the 37th America's Cup was also inaugurated.
On July 30th, the Casa ISDIN turned blue with thepresence of Bluewave Alliance, which introduced the Isdinlovers to its missionand projects, focusing on one recent endeavour: the documentary series Waves ofTomorrow. Over 50 attendees enjoyed an exclusive premiere of the first episodeof the documentary series produced alongside Odicean, offering a glimpse intothe future to understand how we can restore the health and beauty of theMediterranean.
During the event, we explained the work of BluewaveAlliance, introduced the team behind Waves of Tomorrow, and hosted a discussionbetween them and the audience. Additionally, taking advantage of BluewaveAlliance's presence, a unique experience was inaugurated: the sailing racesimulator used by the New Zealand team competing in the upcoming 37th America'sCup.
Casa ISDIN is located at Passeig de Gràcia 27 inBarcelona. We encourage you to visit the space and discover their skincareproducts and experiences. This summer don't forget to use sunscreen to protectyour health. Thanks to our partnership with Gravity Wave and ISDIN, for everyunit of their Fusion Water Magic sunscreen sold in 2024, the equivalent weightof its packaging in plastic will be removed from the sea. Join the movement andhelp preserve a healthy and beautiful Mediterranean.
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