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Watermark
As Meadow Arts exhibition Watermark is reaching an end and with some venues already closed, we wanted to utilise our beautifully illustrated Watermark map, designed by Jessie Watkins. So we asked Hereford College of Arts (HCA) student Jamie Ayling to bring our Watermark map to life and he did just that. Through doing so Jamie was given a brief to which he worked quickly and professionally, the outcome was exactly what we had in mind!
“I learnt a lot … and feel as though I gained some valuable experience.” – Jamie Ayling
Watermark is a contemporary art exhibition exploring water, flooding and the climate crisis. In venues across Worcester from 28 January – 3 June 2023.
Watch our Watermark map come to life!
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