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My thesis revolved around analysing how climate change is portrayed as a sterile, objective process despite its deeply domestic, bland consequences.
Climate change can be read as a graph, but also as how late do srawberries appear in stores.
By critically analysing graphs, I map my own emotive reations to climate change.
The publication is printed like a map. A 20 copy release has been screenprinted, with 8 screens per side. To keep it accessible, the printing is just
one-colour, here you can find the Figures.
Climate change can be read as a graph, but also as how late do srawberries appear in stores.
By critically analysing graphs, I map my own emotive reations to climate change.
The publication is printed like a map. A 20 copy release has been screenprinted, with 8 screens per side. To keep it accessible, the printing is just
one-colour, here you can find the Figures.
editorial design