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    From the page: "This new series looks at contemporary American culture through the austere lens of statistics. Each image portrays a specific quantity of something: fifteen million sheets of office paper (five minutes of paper use); 106,000 aluminum cans (thirty seconds of can consumption)... more

    Reviewed by Marywhalen Apr 11 2007, 07:55am ( 37 reviews ) • chrisjordan.com

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  • Reviewed by fsasinfinity1 on Jul 21, 6:11pm

    I stumble this stuff over and over, but am fascinated every time.

  • Rated by TheBigKlosowski on Mar 05 2008, 7:50am

    This is awesome. Really excellent work, it is engaging and makes you think.

  • Reviewed by Sandsman19 on Nov 29 2007, 9:58am

    This picture is made up of 125,000 one-hundred dollar bills ($12.5 million), the amount the U.S. government spends every hour on the war in Iraq. It stands 8.5 feet wide and 10.5 feet tall. A picture gallery that puts things in (rather shocking) perspective ... check it out.

  • Rated by suzukibeane on Nov 25 2007, 11:26pm

    I've not stumbled over this before, and find it interesting. don't know why this would offend certain stumblers; that's bizarre. :!

  • Rated by shelby7351 on Nov 10 2007, 6:02am

    its really not that great. it almost sheds a mundane light on a subject that is already not in the forefront, by putting it in the form of crappy art.

  • Rated by InjuriousFeline on Nov 04 2007, 1:46pm

    Depicts nine million wooden ABC blocks, equal to the number of American children with no health insurance coverage in 2007.

  • Rated by BenitoTinto on Sep 28 2007, 8:12pm

    Inspiring! The sense of scale in the small images is quite powerful. I can only wonder about the impact of seeing them in person. It's so easy to forget just how many people there are out there and that our own actions are a small part, but crucial. Thanks.

  • Rated by felizcumplevale on Sep 02 2007, 9:59pm

    Get the visual idea.