Brazilian artivist Mundano partnered with Greenpeace to create a powerful art installation at COP30 in Belem, Brazil, using ashes collected from burned Amazon forest lands. The installation featured the message “COP30: Rise for Forests” written with transparent ink revealed by the ashes. Mundano’s technique involves transforming residues from environmental disasters—such as forest fire ashes, toxic mud, and oil spills—into paint, turning traces of destruction into visual calls for environmental justice.

Brazilian Artist Mundano Uses Ashes from Forest Fires to Call for Urgent Climate Action 

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