RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotl

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotlan

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotlan

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotlan

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Explorer kits
Explorer kits

Fabric rolls for gathering leaves and natural materials.

RiverLife Walk. Drawing on site at the River Almond in Livingston.

RiverLife Walk. Drawing on site at the River Almond in Livingston.

Explorer kits
Explorer kits

Fabric rolls for gathering leaves and natural materials.

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotl
RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotlan
RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotlan
RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond. A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotlan
Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.
Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.
Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.
Explorer kits
RiverLife Walk. Drawing on site at the River Almond in Livingston.
Explorer kits

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

RiverLife: Three Sites on the Almond.

A community creative response to fish migration developed into Public Art. Led by artists Annie Lord and Morvern Odling for Forth Rivers Trust in September 2019 to October 2020. Installed in Livingston, Scotland.

Photo: Craig Somerville

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Cyanotypes made by participants on RiverLife workshops.

Explorer kits

Fabric rolls for gathering leaves and natural materials.

RiverLife Walk. Drawing on site at the River Almond in Livingston.

Explorer kits

Fabric rolls for gathering leaves and natural materials.

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