A hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view of a 16th-century pirate ship, now old and weathered, stranded in the middle of a heavily flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia, captures a surreal scene. The ship's majestic tall sails are partially torn, and the wooden hull, faded and battered by time, stands out against the floodwater that has engulfed the streets. Surrounding the ship, cars on elevated flyovers are at a standstill, a testament to the traffic jam caused by the relentless rain. In the background, the University of Makassar's structures rise defiantly, while nearby, sleek Pinisi ships and small boats bob vulnerably in the increasing floodwaters. The atmosphere is charged and tumultuous, with dark, foreboding clouds overhead frequently split by forks of lightning, each flash revealing the chaotic tableau below. Torrential rain sweeps across the scene, creating a misty fog over the cityscape, with ripples in the floodwater reflecting and distorting the incredible juxtaposition of history and modernity. This dramatic contrast between the ancient pirate vessel and the contemporary cityscape, compounded by the traditionally designed Pinisi ships, evokes the raw power of nature and an unexpected collision of epochs, producing a cinematic and ephemeral spectacle.