Impofu Wind Farm becomes a canvas for community connection through Enel's Blowing Art Initiative

Enel Green Power South Africa has introduced the Blowing Art Initiative at the Impofu Wind Farm in the Eastern Cape, a creative community project that turns renewable energy infrastructure into a living gallery.

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Local artists and school learners have painted the lower, accessible sections of selected turbines, bringing colour, story, and a sense of belonging to a site that powers progress in the province.

The Impofu Wind Cluster is the largest wind project under construction by Enel Green Power globally.

It plays a key role in the country's energy transition and supports priorities like economic transformation, job creation, sustainability, and social inclusion. Within this context, the Blowing Art Initiative uses art as a bridge between people and technology, bringing communities into the heart of the project. Created in early December under the theme 'People are Energy', the murals were painted by three acclaimed South African artists, Falko, Motel, and Bushy, and represent unity, heritage, and a future powered by wind.