Artist: Mavis Zhou
Age: 6
School Name: Creative Einstein
Lead-safety Message: Many birds and other wildlife starve after Australia’s bushfires which are now more extensive, more frequent, and increasingly burn all night due to climate change-induced hot dry periods. Indigenous fire management practices and renewable energy farms are needed urgently.
Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper
Artist: Suvana Parajuli
Age: 11
School Name: Creative Einstein
Lead-safety Message: Trees take up lead from the soil which is why oil, coal, and gas contain lead. If we stop burning fossil fuels to stop climate change, we’ll have fewer bushfires releasing that lead as smoke and ash!
Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper
Artist: Percy Chau
Age: 11
School Name: Creative Einstein
Lead-safety Message: Whether you’re a panda who just eats bamboo or a kid who loves sweet cherries and cake, we all need a lead-safe and climate-safe environment to keep growing our favorite fresh foods.
Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper
Artist: Rishab Vohra
Age: 9
School Name: Creative Einstein
Lead-safety Message: By the time I turn 21, NASA predicts that if we let climate change continue to raise sea levels, the moon’s tilt cycle will increase high tide flooding in all coastal communities. Please make the world lead-safe now to increase brainpower so we can avert the climate crisis! ( Lead Safety Message from “The moon’s natural wobble alters Earth’s tides. With climate change, that’s bad news” by Denise Chow, ABC News USA, July 16, 2021. )
Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper
Artist: Julia Jia
Age: 9
School Name: Creative Einstein
Lead-safety Message: We need to de-lead ourselves and prevent our children from being lead-prisoned so we’re smart enough to solve the environmental problems we face in protecting even iconic animals and birds from climate change.
Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper
