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2021, Ebb and Flow
Edition of 5
Pigment ink on cotton rag
40x60 or 20x30 inches

2021 saw another serious season of wildfires around the globe. British Columbia was no different. Here, at the extreme south-western tip of the province, July 27 saw smoke begin accumulating off the waterfront, build up over the following days, and dissipate by August 4.

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