A hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view reveals a 16th-century pirate ship improbably stranded in the middle of a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. This grand vessel, showing its age, has towering sails, now tattered and ghostly, while its wooden hull and paint bear the marks of centuries of wear. Engulfing the ship are floodwaters that have submerged the road, with elevated flyovers congested with cars caught in a rain-induced traffic snarl. The University of Makassar stands resolute in the background, a beacon of modernity amid chaos, and nearby several Pinisi ships and small boats drift in the ever-climbing deluge. The atmosphere is raw and electric, with ominous clouds hanging low, and sporadic lightning bolts starkly illuminating the tumultuous scene. Torrential rain sheets downwards, casting a misty veil over the cityscape, with rain-dimpled water creating ethereal reflections in the submerged streets. This juxtaposition of the ancient pirate ship, the contemporary city mired in traffic, and traditional Pinisi vessels crafts a surreal, cinematic tableau. The storm’s fury, the encroaching flood, and the historical ship marooned in an urban setting provoke a profound sense of nature's relentless might and the surreal collision of eras and environments.