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Major Cities in america are responsible for 70% of carbon pollution
what if we told you that murals can help clean the air?
emily ding painting a carbon absorbing mural
we are looking for the most innovative and forward-thinking brands and organizations approaching sustainability.
uxd wants to bring green murals and art experiences to your brand and communities.
Graphenstone paint is produced from 100% natural lime made in wood burning kilns, sourced this way since the mid-nineteenth century.
The lime in the paint absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air, turning it into a solid form. This process lasts about 30 days after the paint is applied.
Graphene in the paint enhances strength, uniformity, and flexibility, while improving conductivity and toughness – increasing durability and efficiency, meeting modern demands for sustainable coatings.
Today, nearly 95% of the global paint market uses plastic-based paints, which reached 44.4 million tons in 2019.
Let’s keep plastic out of the ocean and eliminate it and harmful chemicals from paint!
PORTUGAL
HONG KONG
LONDON
The best part is that this paint works for both interior and exterior spaces of various structures and surface types.
PANAMA
ARGENTINA
SPAIN
Images referenced have been sourced from graphenstone
Sustainability through
art
education
partnerships
MURALS
WORKSHOPS
COMMUNITY
At the heart of our mission lies the goal to create not just visually stunning murals but environmentally impactful ones.
We aim to empower individuals to make informed choices that contribute to a greener world.
Through strategic alliances and partnerships, we can join the global movement towards a more creative and sustainable future.
The Latest CO₂ project in bloom
(Hue)ston Harmony
Location: Houston, TX | Artist: David Maldonado
Type: Carbon Absorbing Mobile Mural
partner: Downtown Houston+
For 713 Day, UXD partnered with Downtown Houston+ and local artist David Maldonado to create "(HUE)STON HARMONY," an innovative 8x8 foot selfie backdrop that exemplifies the intersection of art, community, and sustainability. Utilizing Graphenstone's Carbon Absorbing Mural Paint, this vibrant installation not only celebrated Houston's multicultural heritage but also actively contributed to the city's clean energy goals by absorbing CO2.
