RASMUS THURITZ

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Popaganda - Vintageticket

For the festival of 2016, they wanted to start the ticket sale in time for christmas. Eight months before the festival would take place and with zero artists being booked. But how do you get someone to pay for an event that might not even take place?

For Christmas we consume a lot of money. And with a very social conscious target group we saw an opportunity to inspire into a different kind of consumption associated with the release of the tickets.

In a collaboration with Sweden's most social conscious charity organisations, Stockholm stadsmission and Emmaus Stockholm, we created the vintage ticket. 50 secondhand garments representing Popaganda-tickets that could be bought in stores. The price was between 150-400 SEK and all the money went to charity.

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Bet for change

During the Olympics of 2016 in Brazil, millions of people turn to the betting companies to win money. As a way to launch Plan Fair, Betfair will introduce the campaign - Bet for change. A new way to bet. By adding a second betting option we give visitors the opportunity to donate a tenth of their odds to the Women's Sports Foundation. In this way, visitors can contribute with money they never even had. Through this campaign, we want to inform those who bet about the inequality in sports. But also attract a new audience to the world's first fair betting company.

For more info about project, please see my portfolio. http://www.thuritz.com/

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Betfair - Plan Fair

Plan Fair is a project with the goal to make the world of sports gender equal. Through collaborations with other organizations, Betfair will make it easier for young girls to practice their the sports they love.

For more information about the project, please see portfolio http://www.thuritz.com/

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GreenWash by Patagonia

When people think of plastic pollution, bottles and other plastic packaging usually comes to mind. But the biggest problem, the one that takes up 85% of plastic pollution in our waters, is microplastics. Or better known as polyester, acrylic and elastan. When washing our clothes, over 1900 tiny microplastics could be released from a single garment. The plastics gets washed into the sea where it is mistaken as food by sea creatures and ultimately ends up in our food chain.

Boyan Slat, leader of the project the ocean cleanup. Came up with a new fabric with the ability to auto filter the microplastics from the water. Today the fabric is already being used as net to filter the oceans.

But why start in the oceans where the problem ends. When you can use the same fabric to stop the problem before it even takes place. Our idea was to replace the nature friendly clothing company-Patagonia’s plastic bags with laundry bags made out of this fabric.

For more information see more at my portfolio (link below) http://www.thuritz.com/

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