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Mona Chalabi, drawings of Gaza, Mosul, and Manbij in Patterns of Life
“These places are represented in the Western media through the lens of destruction, rubble, and tragedy,” Gauri Bahuguna, a visual investigator and open source researcher at SITU who worked on the project, told Hyperallergic. “But these were homes full of very normal lives. That very mundane core humanity gets washed out in most representations.”
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The story of Gaza’s destruction in 100 lives – a visual guide _ Israel-Gaza war _ The Guardian
If a population of 2.2 million were distilled into 100 people, here’s what each one would have experienced amid Israel’s attacks
Illustration by Mona Chalabi
With the weather getting warmer, the impact of uneven tree distribution on New York City’s streets become apparent yet again.
In connection with the newest #ArtOnTheStoop, Mona Chalabi created these two maps of Brooklyn highlighting the connection between temperature and trees based on data from the US Geological Survey’s Landsat 8 satellite published by the New York City Council, and a census of street trees in New York City conducted by volunteers working with NYC Parks.
You may notice from Chalabi’s work that greater concentrations of trees can be found in wealthier neighborhoods and that “greenery keeps the wealthier neighborhoods cooler in summer.” This data has serious health implications for those living in less tree-dense areas who are subject to higher air conditioning-related costs as well as increased risk for heatstroke and even death. “Doesn’t everyone deserve a little green shade, regardless of their race or income?”
Shantell Martin Presents We Are We Conversation Series x Absolut Art.
With special guest Mona Chalabi and Baseera Khan.
Event Link: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/we-are-we--
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