"Studio Birthplace takes us through the mammoth process of modelling a CG replica of Britain’s political epicentre, and 1.8 million kilograms of trash, for the satirical yet alarming Wasteminster campaign."

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We're delighted to see that It's Nice That has featured Wasteminster on their website.

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An excerpt from the article here:

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An attention-grabbing new campaign from Greenpeace sees a dummy Boris Johnson behind his plinth outside 10 Downing Street making an impassioned speech to the press about the UK’s valiant efforts to curb plastic pollution.

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Slowly, at first, then with exponentially increasing pace and volume, a cascade of plastic waste rains down on the prime minister, becoming a tidal wave that engulfs the street (while a comedically menacing Michael Gove watches from inside).

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Fusing uncanny satire with alarming visuals, the campaign by Studio Birthplace has certainly got people’s attention. But just how was it made?.

Read the full article here.

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Learn more:

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Watch "Wasteminster" here.

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