King Coal
Public Sculpture by Louis Pratt from NSW
Our scientists all agree we are at the tipping point with our use of fossil fuels; they are poisoning our atmosphere.
The work depicts an arrogant character unwilling to change and unaware of his impending doom.
Location
Long Island (Opposite South East Water Building)
2N Gould Street
Frankston
Sculpture
- Materials: Coal, resin, fibreglass, steel
- Dimensions: 172 x 121 x 110cm
In 2000 Louis studied sculpture at the ANU School of Art, graduating with 1st class honours. In 2002 the College of Fine Art, UNSW, awarded him an Australian Post-Graduate Research scholarship for a Master's degree that he completed in 2004.
Artist Website
Images of King Coal are available in the Image Gallery.
Contact Us
Frankston City Council
30 Davey Street
Frankston 3199
P. 1300 322 322
E. info@frankston.vic.gov.au