Estimated % of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming (nat’l avg. 63%) (YPCCC 2024), 2025, Oil on Woodboard, Each: 4x4 in (Overall: 4x12 in)
Estimated % of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming (nat’l avg. 63%) (YPCCC 2024), 2025, Oil on Woodboard, 4x4 in
Estimated % of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming (nat’l avg. 63%) (YPCCC 2024), 2025, Oil on Woodboard, 4x4 in
Estimated % of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming (nat’l avg. 63%) (YPCCC 2024), 2025, Oil on Woodboard, 4x4 in
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Side View of Estimated % of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming (nat’l avg. 63%) (YPCCC 2024)
Estimated % of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming (nat’l avg. 63%) (YPCCC 2024)
2025
This project visualizes how Americans in 2024 perceive climate change, using Yale Climate Opinion Maps (2025) data on the percentage of adults who are somewhat or very worried about global warming. These perceptions are rendered through an AI-generated landscape image.
Within this landscape, which may exist somewhere or nowhere at all, what kind of present are we truly living in? And what might the landscape of our future look like?