The image on the left is a bitter commentary on climate change. Qavavau has drawn an ice-free landscape, in which a hunter holds Sedna, who is dead or dying. Sedna's creatures, the whales, walruses and seals, have suffered grievously. On the left, a beached whale lies with its bones exposed. Other whalebones and vertebrae litter the landscape. The hunter's harpoon lies, useless, beside him because there is no prey to hunt.
As subsistence hunters, the Inuit are very aware of climate change, which is changing the range and abundance of Arctic wildlife.