Face of Humanity Vs Climate

The Face of Humanity Vs Climate is a visual dialogue between human identity and the ecological crisis of our time. The painting reflects the tension between progress and destruction, portraying humanity as both creator and consumer, protector and exploiter. The face — a universal symbol of identity — is used here as a mirror of collective responsibility, fractured or intertwined with natural elements such as fire, floods, drought, and rising seas. Through contrasting tones and textures, the work highlights the struggle between resilience and collapse, beauty and ruin. Rather than offering a singular judgment, the piece invites viewers to confront their role within the climate narrative: Are we witnesses, victims, or agents of change? By centering the human face against the backdrop of climate turbulence, the painting makes the crisis deeply personal, reminding us that the environment is not an external “other,” but an extension of ourselves.