Coal continues to be the most popular fuel for producing energy around the world but will be phased out in the coming years, so these coal artwork pieces identify what can be done to repurpose the material.
Designed by Eduard Locota, the pieces include Forest, Butterfly, Dawn and Purple Generation, which all explore different ideas related to the fuel source as well as our lifestyles. The pieces function as illuminators and decor items alike, and speak to the transition of coal as it has progressed through the years.
The coal artwork pieces each make use of the fuel as the focal point, but also incorporate a series of additional materials in order to create decor items to admire in a clean energy future.
What's Driving This Trend
- Repurposing Coal
- Exploring innovative ways to repurpose coal as it is phased out as an energy source.
- Sustainable Decor
- Creating decor items that utilize coal and other materials in a clean energy future.
- Transition of Coal
- Reflecting on the changing role and symbolism of coal in society.
Who This Affects Most
- Energy
- Exploring alternative uses for coal as an energy source is an opportunity for innovation in the energy industry.
- Design
- Incorporating coal into sustainable decor items presents an opportunity for innovation in the design industry.
- Art
- Using coal as a medium for artwork opens up opportunities for innovation in the art industry.
