Pi came into the Ocean’s Tour project months after the initial pre-production was underway, and at a time when the clients, Participant Media (Inconvenient Truth, Darfur Now, Syriana, The Soloist) and DisneyNature, were struggling to find an on campus art stunt/installation that would draw students to the various NGO tables and booths set up on the quads designed to teach students of the dangers of consumer plastic.

Pi provided live art during SWU events; Tonny Sorensen and Ken Goldstein were featured as keynote speakers during Sustainability Symposium.

Planetillogica collaborated with Yosi Sargent to produce an art and music festival that transformed a vacant grocery store in Hollywood into the epicenter of the National Equality debate. Manifest Equality tapped several Pi artists to create iconic art to express powerful messages that transcend politics, helping shift the conversation to the heart of the issue.

Pi was approached by SCEA (Sony Computer Entertainment America) to help create viral video content that would promote the game. Pi proposed getting Pi Residents, Joe Vaux and Raul Guerra, artists that work on Family Guy, to create original characters and cars (it’s a racing game where you create everything from the car to the tracks you race on) and race them against each other and fans online.