Illustrator Marina Antonova created artwork reflecting the impact of extreme heat on a city and its vulnerable populations. Her series, "Chronicles of a Heating Planet," shows the effects of record-breaking temperatures. The heat had a devastating impact on homeless individuals, making their situation even more dire.
The artwork is a response to a summer of intense heat stress, with temperatures soaring beyond 104 F. Further details about the artwork and the artist's perspective are available.
The series is a testament to the artist's effort to capture the harsh realities of extreme weather conditions and their effects on marginalized communities.
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