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The Hottest Month of May in Recorded History, 2014

2014 May, The Hottest Month of May in Recorded History (global)

Edition of 5
Pigment ink on cotton rag
27.5x57.5 inches
Also editioned at 20x41.5, 13x17 inches

Globally, the month of May 2014 was the hottest in recorded history.

This compilation of 31 contains the 13 days photographed in May with the remaining days represented by pairing the closest preceding day captured with the closest succeeding. Each day is compressed horizontally.

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