One of 140 Coal-Fired Power Plants in Russia

Michael James Freedman

Sumi Ink on Paper

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If We Don't Stop Burning Coal We Have No Chance.

Here's a technology that pollutes the air locally and also contributes to the general warming of the planet. Even fossil fuel companies say we should be switching.

This plant in Russia is one of 140.

And there are more to come. Russia is looking to increase the amount of electricity from coal. 

I'm particularly happy how it really looks like the coal in the train is on fire, even though the whole piece was drawn in ink. 

Available as Framed Original and Prints

The original is 16" x 12" and is framed and matted in a 22" x 16" black frame with a simple white mat. The prints are beautiful accurate representations of the original. They are printed on 19" x 13" archival Hahnemuhle German Etching paper with a .5" border on the sides and 1.5" borders on the top and the bottom.