Industrial landscape: Canada's Tar Sands: Tar Sands at Night #1

Twenty four hours a day the Tar Sands eats into the most carbon rich forest ecosystem on the planet. Storing almost twice as much carbon per hectare as tropical rainforests, the boreal forest is the planet’s greatest terrestrial carbon storehouse. To the industry, these diverse and ecologically significant forests and wetlands are referred to as overburden, the forest to be stripped and the wetlands dredged and replaced by mines and tailings ponds so vast they can be seen from outer space.Limited Edition Fine Art PrintsAll prices in U.S. dollars.Prices are for prints only and do not include tax or shipping.16”x24” edition of 25 / $100020”x30” edition of 15 / $150030”x45” edition of 10 / $3500 40”x60” / edition of 6 / $6000
Tar Sands at Night #1

Twenty four hours a day the Tar Sands eats into the most carbon rich forest ecosystem on the planet. Storing almost twice as much carbon per hectare as tropical rainforests, the boreal forest is the planet’s greatest terrestrial carbon  

storehouse. To the industry, these diverse and ecologically significant forests and wetlands are referred to as overburden, the forest to be stripped and the wetlands dredged and replaced by mines and tailings ponds so vast they can be seen from outer space. 

Limited Edition Fine Art Prints 

All prices in U.S. dollars. 

Prices are for prints only and do not include tax or shipping. 

16”x24” edition of 25 / $1000 

20”x30” edition of 15 / $1500 

30”x45” edition of 10 / $3500  

40”x60” / edition of 6 / $6000