Live Mural Painting

The Live Mural Painting event, held from June 13 to 15, 2025, was part of the visual campaign strategy for Bu-Moe? Fest 2025, utilizing public space as a medium for environmental education. Situated on the rear wall of Harapan Bangsa Stadium, the event showcased a mural highlighting issues such as forest conservation, wildlife protection, and the importance of preserving the Leuser Ecosystem Area. Beyond beautifying the public space, the resulting mural serves as a long-term communication tool, continuing to convey environmental messages to the community well after the festival has concluded.

Bumoe Fest 2025 Live Mural Participants

This live mural project involves both artists and visitors in the creative process, transforming it into more than just an art performance—it becomes a space for participatory public interaction. Each visual element represents the relationship between humanity and nature, while also serving as a reflection on the ongoing ecological crisis. The presence of the mural in an open space offers the public an opportunity to engage directly, whether as spectators or as active participants in a creative process that voices environmental messages.

Participants are creating a live mural.

More than just beautifying a space, the live mural painting leaves a lasting visual legacy. The resulting artwork serves as a symbol of the Bu-Moe? Fest 2025 campaign, enduring in the public sphere long after the event concludes. As a reflective and communicative medium, the mural reinforces the message that art can be a powerful tool for advocacy—fostering collective awareness and encouraging the community to care more deeply about environmental preservation.