This artist created beautiful tribute to Hurricane Katrina victims
With the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina fresh in the minds' of New Orleans natives, this young artist wanted to commemorate the anniversary in the best way she knew how — through her art.
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New Orleans native, Cleo Wade, paid a personal tribute to the victims of Hurricane Katrina with beautiful public art installation. What she created was truly awe-inspiring, a piece of art for the entire city to enjoy.
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The billboard shines down on the city's historic French Quarter, full of soul and full of life 10 years after the storm. As W Magazine reports, the young poet and artist's tribute installation will be on display through the Fall in the culture-soaked city of New Orleans.
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See more of Cleo Wade's poetry here, via her Instagram:
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See other ways that the city is memorializing those who lost their lives during the storm:
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