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September, Hottest Month of September in Recorded History (left)
Wildfire Ascension (right)

Pigment ink on cotton rag paper
40x50 inches
40x42 inches

Installation view at Tip of the Iceberg group exhibition, Two Rivers Gallery, Prince George BC. Also showing works by Jordan Schwab (far left) and Sydney Pickering (far right).

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