David Ellingsen

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DavidEllingsen-WeatherPatterns-Decade

2011-2019, Trajectories (Atmospheric Carbon Levels Through the Hottest Decade in Recorded History)

Edition of 5
Pigment ink on cotton rag
40x63 inches

2010 - 2019 was the hottest decade in recorded history. The Weather Patterns project began in 2011 and this work compiles every photograph taken through 2019.

Photographs were placed to reflect the measured increase of atmospheric carbon dioxide over the decade, based on the Keeling Curve graph from the Scripps CO2 Program

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