By the Zookeeper Stonemasonry and Metalworking By John and Jack Green A stone and steel sculpture constructed with assistance from local fabricators (John and Jack Green). It echoes the aftermath of the floods when the waters receded and the rescue began. “The term flood sparks visions of heavy rain and fast flowing water. We picture cattle washed away and rivers destroying bridges and homes. The 2019 Monsoonal Floods saw slow-moving water, strong wind, and cold weather combine to cause devastation. It is difficult to comprehend, but a vast landscape was left underwater. This artwork looks to depict the aftermath of this moment in time, the water has settled, but the muddy footprints remain.” ~ Joel Fergie, 2020 Location: Cloncurry Unearthed Visitor Information Centre