A mobile radio space for climate storytelling, built for COP27

Radio EEN’s ZERO was a live radio installation and listening space created for COP27: the UN Climate Change Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Broadcasting non-stop for 24 hours, it brought together languages, interviews and environmental soundscapes to make complex climate themes more accessible, from London-based students to the Middle Eastern diaspora.

Developed in collaboration with Ain Shams University and Central Saint Martins, the project explored how data, sound and storytelling can shape climate discourse.

As Conceptual Brand Designer, I led the creative direction across visual identity, exhibition graphics, spatial storytelling, and sound editing for the broadcast, shaping an audio piece that became an integral part of the live programming. I co-created the mobile space design, ensuring it felt intimate enough for real dialogue and flexible enough to travel.

The space welcomed over 500 live attendees, with the broadcast reaching thousands more around the world.

Role: Conceptual Brand Designer | Partners: @bpblue_ @corbinlamont @ss_yuheng @uhan08 @sannewinderickx | For: @radioeenet @spatialradio | Channels: Spatial, Identity, Environmental Design, Broadcast, Sound Editing