Hanwha's ‘What color for tomorrow?’ collaborated with French animator Chaïtane Converstat, who usually delivers messages to the world with eco-friendly, sustainable, and faith in humanity as an eco-friendly animation content.

Low saturation and coarse particles were used for the dystopian atmosphere at the beginning of the play, and colorful colors were used in the second half to create a more dramatic atmosphere.

'What color for tomorrow?' was created by 7 animators manually using various materials such as cotton, sand, paper, cloth, and leaves, making characters and background objects, and moving all movements one by one. Through this, the appearance of animal characters overcoming the climate crisis with devastated environment and eco-friendly energy was more lively and dramatic.

For the sounds at the beginning, harsh and aggressive sounds were mainly used to express the environment ravaged by the climate crisis.

The sounds of factories, trucks, and mining