Oil Fountain will be showcased in Bristol with the aim of stimulating debate about climate change.
Art work made from recycled acrylic and overflowing with used engine oil has been made to highlight human dependency on oil.
On its surface, the sculpture features laser-cut designs of plants and animals that have become extinct. Mr Jerram said: "With a climate crisis underway, I hope this artwork will act as a focal point for conversations," he said. "Large promises were made in Glasgow at COP26 to end deforestation and strongly reduce emissions - not much progress was made
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