One of the largest sources of uncertainty in climate change models is the degree of cloud loss. Cloud loss is an inevitable part of global warming, but the scale and speed of that loss varies between predictions due to the complexity of cloud behavior. Cloud Cover explores the different ways humans respond to indeterminate ongoing and impending catastrophe amidst industrial exploitation. The work moves through states of helplessness, resignation, personal aggression, social instability, and adaptation while also searching for ways to amplify the absurdity within the individual and communal breakdown.

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