A spectacular art installation will be making its world debut at Liverpool Cathedral this month.
Created by award-winning British designer, Paul Cocksedge, Coalescence will open on February 9 and run until March 12. The artwork will be free to experience, with guests invited to admire the extraordinary sculpture, which will be illuminated and suspended from the ceilling as thousands of pieces of coal sparkle in the light.
Coalescence aims to spark questions around energy consumption, the history of fossil fuels and the need to reach net zero. The artwork features over half a tonne of coal, representing the amount of power needed to light one 200W light bulb for a year.
