A call to reclaim our streets and our skies, our senses and our minds.
OOH Earth documents Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising and supports community-led adbusting, research, photography, and creative remixes. A photograph is a record of what was seen, not proof of ownership, permission, legality, reach, or environmental impact.
In every corner of our cities, corporate advertising has come to dominate. It commands our streets, our skylines, our public spaces. Billboards, bus stops, digital screens — they scream at us, feeding us a constant stream of messages we never asked for, promising products we don't need, and dictating desires that aren't our own.
But public space should belong to the public. It should reflect the diversity, creativity, and collective values of the people who live there — not the profit motives of corporations. Our streets deserve better than to be tools for corporate gain. And so do we.
OOH Earth is a call to reclaim — our streets and our skies, our senses and our minds. We will not passively accept the corporate vision forced upon us. Together, we will rewrite the rules, creating cities that honor the people who inhabit them — not the corporations who seek to monetize them.
It's time for a new vision of public space: one free from corporate interests, and full of the people's voices.
Join us. Stand with us. Build with us.
OOH Earth
For Cities That Belong to People
Document first. Interpret carefully.
The atlas separates factual, dated documentation from community advocacy, creative adbusting, artistic parody, and research. Commercial research can help investigate a question, but its claims remain limited to the evidence collected and cited.
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By funding OOH Earth, you support an open platform for documenting outdoor advertising, community research, and creative resistance. See the current campaign page for the live goal, confirmed contribution total, and available ways to contribute.