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The Hottest in Recorded History (Global), July 2015

Globally, the month of July 2015 was the hottest in recorded history to date.

This grid of 30 contains the 14 days photographed in July. The remaining days are each represented by a composite of vertical sections of those same 14 days.

2015 July, The Hottest in Recorded History (to date, global)

Edition of 5
Pigment ink on cotton rag
30x54 inches
Also editioned at 20x36, 13x23.5 inches

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