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What is the effect of a changing climate on our genitals? In a time when global warming has been mentioned as a daily topic, it's important to put your thoughts into words. If you can't, what better way to explore your thoughts and fill in the gaps than through art. This project will teach you about changes in our environment and how they affect our genitals, starting with simple sketches before moving onto more complex 3D models. You'll learn about land use, biodiversity loss, and changes in river flow. With this knowledge, you will have the ability to express yourself through various mediums such as art or writing with greater empathy for those who are most affected by global issues. "Our genitals are the most vulnerable part of our body to climate change. We need to understand their sensitivity before we can begin to understand how they work." Our genitals are the most vulnerable part of our body to climate change. We need to understand their sensitivity before we can begin to understand how they work. If you take care of your genitals, they'll take care of you. I believe it's important for everyone to make an effort towards protecting their genitals by cutting down on meat and dairy consumption, joining campaigns that reduce landfill waste through awareness or actively recycling/reusing what you do use, and engaging in political conversation that exposes the issues behind climate change. Using art as a method to teach about genitals, one of the most vulnerable parts of the human body to climate change, will allow us to engage on a personal level with issues that affect our everyday lives. By seeing how climate change affects our genitals on a micro level we can gain a deeper understanding of how it affects us as a whole.What does global warming mean for our genitals? "Global warming is the raising of the Earth's average surface temperature due to increasing levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere."- from Wikipedia - Greenhouse effect If you think about it, we have relatively little skin compared to other animals. This makes us vulnerable to the effects of our surroundings. Warmer temperatures cause the atmosphere to trap more heat, therefore increasing temperatures on our planet. As it gets hotter, water evaporates and leaves behind more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. These gases act as a blanket to trap even more warmth, causing it to get even hotter. This continues until the Earth's temperature reaches critical levels and we all start dying off due to melting polar ice caps or rising sea levels. If you think about it, we have relatively little skin compared to other animals. This makes us vulnerable to the effects of our surroundings. Warmer temperatures cause the atmosphere to trap more heat, therefore increasing temperatures on our planet. As it gets hotter, water evaporates and leaves behind more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. These gases act as a blanket to trap even more warmth, causing it to get even hotter. This continues until the Earth's temperature reaches critical levels and we all start dying off due to melting polar ice caps or rising sea levels. I am an environmentally conscious individual who is concerned with present day politics and the future of our environment. These themes are very near and present in my work due to their importance. By exploring a different perspective of global warming through art, I hope to gain a better understanding of the world we live in and how we can change it for the better. cfa1e77820