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In a world where climate change is reshaping our reality, the "Climate Through the Lens" project offered a unique visual perspective on this global phenomenon through the exhibition "Climate in Black and White." Hosted by the National Museum of History, the exhibition illustrated Moldova’s climate history through a collection of archival photographs and past stories—inviting visitors to reflect on the impact of environmental shifts on communities and ecosystems.

As an interdisciplinary initiative, the event brought together documentary photography, science, and public awareness, becoming a space for dialogue between past and future. LEZART STUDIO had the honor of contributing to this project by developing the visual identity of the exhibition, including posters and social media materials that translated scientific messages into a compelling visual experience. Through carefully crafted design, we conveyed the urgency and emotional depth of climate change, giving the event a strong and memorable visual presence.

Every graphic element was designed to capture attention and encourage community engagement in the fight to protect our environment. The exhibition remains both an artistic and educational testimony to the long-term effects of climate on people and nature—and we are proud to have been part of this initiative.