Rio Grande De Sul Artwork

The image was inspired by the last significant flood in 2024, which occurred in Puerto Alegre,Rio Grande do Sul Brazil. The flooding was caused by the record rainfall for exceeding 12 inches less than a week due to the El Niño weather phenomenon and high temperatures in the south Atlantic ocean. The city home to over 1.3 million was virtually cut off as main roles were blocked and essential supplies such as food, water, and gas became scarce Nearly 500,000 people were lived without power. The rain is forecast to continue delaying recovery efforts and improve search and rescuing operations and distribution of humanitarian aid, the flu and resulted in at least 90 deaths for debits on the investigation and over 130 people still missing to this very day. The city’s only functioning water treatment plant meant that water was only available for essential needs housing impacts were significant with more than 155,000 people homeless agriculture in packs included disrupted corn and soy harvest on the water rice fields, cute livestock in halted meat production. I’ve chose this medium and subject matter style because the climate change plate is in epic and roll in these fluids as in intensifies in pic of where the parents like El Niño/La Niña episodes founders can help address these issues by investing in preparedness medication, risk reduction, and climate adaption.

Digital:Digital on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:60 W x 46 H x 1 D in

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