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Dominic Cansdale and staff

From Gold Coast 'Hi-Lights' to 'satanic' HOTA sculpture, good art isn't meant to be easy, critic says

A composite image of an artist's impression of the Yatala lights and "the avatar" sculpture at HOTA. (ABC News)

The artist behind a controversial light installation on the northern Gold Coast says her work has been used as a scapegoat amid complaints of car hoons and years of community criticism.  

Installed along the M1 motorway at Yatala ahead of the 2018 Commonwealth Games, the "Hi-Lights" sculpture spells "Gold Coast", but the wording cannot be read by passing motorists.

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