Sea Level Rise and McComb

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Pike School of Art — Mississippi (PSA-MS) visiting artists Laurencia Strauss and Jason Lazarus are in the development phase of a permanent outdoor sculpture for the grounds of PSA-MS about sea level rise and McComb, MS. The artists are asking for your thoughts, fears, and desires concerning McComb's relationship with water and climate. Please answer all or any of the following questions.
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What’s the most memorable moment with water you have had while living in McComb?
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What body of water do you identify more with, the Mississippi River, the Pearl River, or another?
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Do you have a favorite body of water in town or the area that remains significant to you?
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Where are your loved ones (in state/out of state) and what is their relationship with water?
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How did hurricane Katrina affect your family and friends in McComb?
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During Katrina, McComb served as a climate refuge, do you see future climate refugees as a threat or a blessing?
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What utilities do you feel most worried about with the infrastructure of McComb (if any)? Electric? Roads? Gas? Water? Internet? Other?
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What community groups do you belong to (or witnessed) that use shared values to improve your community/quality of life?
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What community outside of McComb do you most rely on?
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How do you see the next 50 -100 years regarding McComb’s relationship with water? What is your biggest desire for water’s role with McComb?
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What would you want a newcomer to McComb to know about McComb?
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Which one color from these seven colors best represents you?
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NameYou may remain anonymous if you wish.
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EmailYou may share you're email if you want updates on the project.
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