AN ART-ic HUEniverse AT SM NORTH LUZON MALLS

Art meets nature and environmental awareness in ART-ic HUEniverse, a wildlife preservation campaign by SM’s North Luzon malls in Baliwag, Marilao, Sangandaan, Valenzuela and Pulilan to help create awareness of the plight of animals in the arctic, especially polar bears, due to climate change.

A ceremonial pouring of paint on iceberg signal the grand launch of ART-ic HUEniverse in SM City Baliwag lead by Baliwag Bulacan Mayor Hon. Ferdie Estrella (3^rd from left), Boysen Philippines’ Marketing Manager Engr. Vergel Dyoco (left) and World Wildlife Fund Philippines’ Individual Donor Program Manager Stephanie Ann Navarrete (2^nd from right). Joining honors were SM Supermalls North Luzon Region Asst. Vice President Junias Eusebio (2^nd from left), SM Supermalls North 5 Region Asst. Vice President Ana Datu (3^rd from right) and SM City Baliwag Asst. Mall Manager Rodora Tolentino (right). 

This will take place in SM City Baliwag and will run from July 18-24 followed by SM City Marilao on July 26-Agust 1, SM Center Sangandaan on August 12-18, SM City Valenzuela on August 19-25 and SM Center Pulilan on August 27-September 2 respectively.

Kids having fun discovering the colorful world of artic and polar bears at the ART-ic HUEniverse Exhibit at SM City Baliwag

A joint project of SM’s North Luzon Malls, the World Wildlife Fund, and Boysen, ART-ic HUEniverse features a colorful art installation representing life-sized polar bears as big as 4 feet in height and 8 feet in length. While raising awareness, the installation is set to bring moments of connection to people and the Polar bears as part of the wildlife in one unique experience.

1.       SM City Baliwag launches ART-ic HUEniverse, a wildlife preservation campaign representing a colorful art installation of life-sized polar bears uniquely crafted in hues of triangular colorful pastels and inspired by a futuristic Memphis and Plexis Art. The attraction also comes with Info Tech features where shoppers may scan QR code for them to get trivia of the Arctic world, facts about polar bear and other wildlife. 

The Polar bears reimagined in motion are uniquely crafted in hues of triangular colorful pastels revealed in a 26 feet x 30 feet set up inspired by a futuristic Memphis and Plexis Art. Giving color to the meaningful attraction is Boysen Philippines, through the brilliant strokes of young and talented painters from Guhit Pinas Bulacan Chapter. 

The attraction also comes with Info Tech features in collaboration with International Non-Governmental Organization World Wildlife Fund (WWF) where shoppers may scan QR code for them to get trivia of the Arctic world, facts about polar bear and other wildlife, and the programs WWF has in store for the Arctic.

1.       A kid smiles beside an iceberg attraction in ART-ic HUEniverse, a wildlife preservation campaign mounted to create awareness of the plight of animals in the arctic, especially polar bears, due to climate change. Exhibit will run in SM City Baliwag from July 18-24 followed by SM City Marilao on July 26-Agust 1, SM Center Sangandaan on August 12-18, SM City Valenzuela on August 19-25 and SM Center Pulilan on August 27-September 2. 

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is recognized for its strong effort in preserving wildlife in the arctic such as polar bears through the Arctic program. Some of their goal is to work with communities throughout the arctic to help them deal with the effects of climate change, support research, and bring northern to a global audience; support patrols around the Arctic to keep people and polar bears faring as the climate changes, as well as advocate for a full switch to renewable energy and working to protect the Arctic habitats that will be most resilient to change.