Rainbow raindrops

By Zayne Pua

On this day, a nuclear power plant near Alaska erupted in a silent catastrophe. No human presence was confirmed within the facility, though the density of the rising fumes left everything in question. The strange plume ascended high into the atmosphere, where it appeared to interfere with the aurora borealis — a phenomenon long considered untouchable. In a surreal twist, the aurora melted. This image captures the eve of the world’s first "rainbow raindrops". The skies shimmered in impossible colours, and droplets refracted like prisms. Yet, whether this dazzling rain is safe for human exposure remains uncertain. What is beauty without understanding?

About

Zayne, 14, has faced significant challenges with Anxiety and mild Depression since a bullying incident at age nine. These struggles affected his ability to attend school and navigate daily life. However, through the power of art, Zayne has found a vital outlet for his emotions, allowing him to express himself and find peace amidst the turmoil. Despite the setbacks he’s encountered, Zayne's passion for art has been a constant source of strength and healing. With the support of SAMH, he continues to grow and inspire those around him with his resilience and determination.

SKU: ZAYNE-002

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Dimensions (WxH): 102cm x 77cm