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Coal has been mined in Sullivan County since 1816. Today, agriculture and coal continue to dominate the county’s economy. The Greene-Sullivan State Forest, which encompasses more than 100 lakes and five campgrounds, is located on previously strip-mined land.
In this piece, a blanket of new leaves grows thick over a black square that may represent coal. The leaves appear natural as they cover up the black background, the negative space of which creates the shape of a human figure.
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View moreMedium type: Paint; Stone/Marble
Date created: 2001
650 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN, 46204
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