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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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2025 © Elliott Franks -
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
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Lisa Roet’s large-scale Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London
Lisa Roet’s large-scale (43 feet high) Great Ape sculptural installation at Royal Geographical Society, London, Great Britain
3rd September 2025
Runs to 15th September 2025
Lisa Roet
Great Ape occupies the forecourt of the Royal Geographical Society aligned with the World Design Congress: Design for Planet.
At 13?×?13?×10?m, this 13?m inflatable primate sculpture draws attention to deforestation and its consequences for the global biosphere. Roet’s campaign activates global hotspots - from São Paulo to London - as a visual call to action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Roet’s Golden Monkey is currently installed atop the Meta Building in São Paulo, prefiguring COP30 in Brazil’s Amazon this November. House of Oz, Global Victoria, and Creative Victoria have made it possible for Roet to bring Great Ape to London - a bridge between the World Design Congress and COP30 activism.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
E: info@eyevine.com
http:///www.eyevine.com (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE)
2025 © Elliott Franks -
