A New Sun God for a Dead Planet by Rajko Grbac

A New Sun God for a Dead Planet

by Rajko Grbac

It is clear by now that all our gods have failed us and once the bugs that survive our relentless march of progress finish eating through our remains they will require new, better failed gods to guide them to the next cycle of planetary destruction. This one is for them.

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Sculpture details

Media	Bronze and redgum
Dimensions	68h x 47w x 16d cm
Weight	8.5 kg
Year Created	2015
Edition	Unique
Techincal Support	Perrin Sculpture Foundary
Last Updated	15/08/2026 16:40:30

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2022 Annual & Awards Exhibition

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