Positioning SAKA Museum as Bali’s New Cultural Icon and Driving Global Recognition

Campaign Overview

Located within AYANA Bali, SAKA Museum was envisioned as one of the island’s most ambitious cultural projects, designed to reinterpret Balinese heritage for a global audience. SCOP3 Group’s task was to establish SAKA not just as a museum, but as a living cultural hub that invited both domestic and international visitors to connect tradition with modernity through exhibitions, storytelling, and collaborations with artists and cultural practitioners. The campaign was built around the idea of elevating SAKA into both a must-visit destination for Bali and a globally recognized cultural institution, supported by an integrated PR and communications strategy spanning media outreach, awards submissions, curated experiences, and influencer engagement.

Objective

The objective was to position SAKA as Bali’s new cultural icon and elevate its profile internationally by amplifying its curatorial narratives, spotlighting its architectural and design innovation, and embedding the museum into global lifestyle, design, and travel conversations. The aim was to ensure SAKA was not seen as an amenity of AYANA alone, but as a cultural institution accessible to everyone, resonating with audiences locally, nationally, and internationally.

Conclusion & Results

SCOP3 Group’s campaign successfully positioned SAKA on the world stage as both a cultural landmark and an award-winning institution.

  • USD 2.54M PR value and 1.89M views from TIME’s World’s Greatest Places 2024
  • USD 924K PR value and 628K views from Prix Versailles 2025 recognition
  • USD 1.04M PR value and 946K views from Kyoto Global Design Award
  • 50+ domestic and international media visits