Graffiti showing the level of flooding

During the tide, the girl’s silhouette is shown from the bay.

The surfed and artist Sean Yoro made a drawing in the Harbor Saint-John in Canada, which is washed by the Fandy Gulf. For several months, he made graffiti with the image of a girl on an eight -meter wall, which is partially hidden under water.

According to Yoro, he had to change the schedule due to constant changes in the current, castings and tides. The water level in the harbor changes 0.3 meters every minute. This is the idea of ​​a surfed - make a drawing that will hide and appear from the bay.

As the artist noted, in his work he used only environmentally friendly colors so as not to pollute water. Yoro believes that the drawing will last about two years, but will be covered with cracks and algae.

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