Nine Winners Advance to the "World Contest"
Toyota Korea said on the 26th that it held the domestic preliminary awards ceremony for the 19th Toyota Dream Car Art Contest at Connect To, a complex cultural space, on the 25th.
Toyota Korea said on the 26th that it held the domestic preliminary awards ceremony for the '19th Toyota Dream Car Art Contest' on the 25th at the complex cultural space Keonekteutu. Toyota Korea
This is one of Toyota Motor Corporation's flagship global social contribution activities, in which children around the world freely express their own "dream cars," and it marked its 19th year this year. This year's preliminary round received a record-high total of 3,396 entries from children and teenagers, filled with their boundless imagination and visions of a creative mobility world.
Based on criteria such as effectiveness of message delivery, originality, and artistry, 59 works were finally selected. The nine winners of the gold, silver, and bronze awards in each category will receive certificates and prizes, as well as an automatic opportunity to advance to the global finals, the "World Contest." The winners were also given commemorative gifts such as a "snow globe trophy" and a "custom calendar" featuring their own works as additional prizes, adding a special touch.
Toyota Korea held a special exhibition of the selected winning works at Connect To for about two weeks, and screened videos of the works on digital screens in the showroom, sharing the world of imagination and creativity of children and teenagers with more customers.
Director Kim Hyungjun of Toyota Korea said, "It was an even more meaningful time because we were able to connect the pure imagination of children with the values of individuality and diversity that Toyota pursues," adding, "We will continue to support the dreams of Korean children and communicate sincerely with future generations as a brand that respects each individual's uniqueness beyond mobility."
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