Flood Management with a Time Machine
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A film screening, poetry reading and art exhibition exploring the connections between land, nature, people and flooding.
Antony Lyons will show the film-poem 'Fluid Forests - an ecological symphony’. This is an atmospheric, immersive work exploring one of the most magical habitats in the Stroud Valleys. The film portrays ‘wet woodlands’ in a poetic, timeless way.
Adam Horovitz will read newly commissioned poems relating to nature-based approaches to reducing flood risk in the Stroud Valleys.
Joe Magee and Chris Uttley (Stroud District Council) present an exhibition of original artwork from the graphic story 'Sound of a River’, which tells the story of a young Stroud resident's journey of discovery after the flooding of her home.
Antony Lyons will show the film-poem 'Fluid Forests - an ecological symphony’. This is an atmospheric, immersive work exploring one of the most magical habitats in the Stroud Valleys. The film portrays ‘wet woodlands’ in a poetic, timeless way.
Adam Horovitz will read newly commissioned poems relating to nature-based approaches to reducing flood risk in the Stroud Valleys.
Joe Magee and Chris Uttley (Stroud District Council) present an exhibition of original artwork from the graphic story 'Sound of a River’, which tells the story of a young Stroud resident's journey of discovery after the flooding of her home.
