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🔥 In an era when weather reports were once confined to temperatures, wind patterns, and the chance of rain, Armenian cartoonist Mirtad Gazazian turns the forecast on its head, in a sharp and witty cartoon, he transforms the weekly weather screen into a calendar of natural disasters: volcanic eruption on Tuesday, lightning storms on Wednesday, wildfires on Thursday, a tsunami on Friday, a hurricane on Saturday, flooding on Sunday, and drought on Monday.
🌍 The scene captures the spirit of the historical moment our planet is living through, a time when disasters are no longer rare exceptions, but recurring events traveling from one continent to another as if scheduled on nature’s furious calendar. With bold strokes and vivid colors, Gazazian distills the tragedy of climate change, no longer a distant scientific headline, but breaking news that knocks on our doors every week.
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| Cartoon by Mirtad Gazazian - Armenia |
⏳ Through this artwork, Gazazian delivers a piercing political and economic critique of a global system that has ignored decades of scientific warnings, his message is simple, and urgent: if environmental policies do not change now, prepare for your weekly disaster schedule… and perhaps a daily one.