The Land Art Generator Initiative addresses public art within the urban fabric of the sustainable city. The objective is to advance the successful implementation of sustainable urban design solutions by integrating art and interdisciplinary creative processes into the conception of renewable energy infrastructure. The project can be subdivided into four main areas of focus:

LAGI design competition and associated events.
Educational materials.
Community outreach (lectures, workshops, and more).
Construction of aesthetic renewable energy infrastructure for cities and institutions.

A primary goal of LAGI is to design and construct a series of large-scale site-specific installations that combine art with utility-scale clean energy generation. The artworks utilize the latest in renewable energy science and innovate the application of new technologies.

BRING THE
LAND ART GENERATOR INITIATIVE
TO YOUR CITY

Click the image to download the LAGI Benefits to Cities PDF Document. Here you will find details about the economic benefit of a constructed "land art generator," return on investment, and more.

The Land Art Generator Initiative can help provide solutions that will suit the needs of almost any site condition and city project requirements. Through competitions, construction, workshops, and lectures, LAGI can add value to local sustainable development.

Cities and institutions can benefit from the economic efficiencies of combining public art and renewable energy infrastructure. When considering the capital costs of implementing utility-scale renewable energy artwork, the full spectrum of return on the investment should be considered. This includes:

City Beautification: all of the traditional benefits of public art.

Education: artworks provide places for citizens to learn about sustainable systems and to see renewable energy in action. The Land Art Generator Initiative and Society for Cultural Exchange are available to provide workshops and educational programs in your city.

Healthy Environment: CO2 emissions reduction results from the artwork construction.

Healthy Communities: people coming together to support sustainable development.

Economic Development: land art generators bring positive international attention.

Innovation: interdisciplinary collaboration drives technological creativity.

Electrical Generation: land art generators have the potential to power thousands of homes with clean and renewable energy.