Originally published in 1977 as part of Time-Life’s Planet Earth series, Earthquake explored the science and human impact of seismic events. Through photography, diagrams, and narrative accounts, the book examined how earthquakes form deep within the earth, how they reshape cities and landscapes, and how communities respond in the aftermath. Both scientific and human in focus, it stood as an accessible record of natural forces that disrupt and transform the world we live in. For those interested in the original volume, copies are still available through secondhand booksellers and online marketplaces.
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Collage on wood panel, 14.75 × 14.75 in. (2025)
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