The next public meeting will be held in Cardigan on Tuesday, September 2nd. The exact time and venue will be announced over the next few weeks. Visitors logging on to this site will however have an opportunity to post questions and comments on the proposed artwork in advance of the meeting.

In attendance at the public meeting will be Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Cardigan’s chosen artist, curator Wiard Sterk and representatives from a number of stakeholders including the technical feasibility team.

Wiard Sterk, said, ‘The feasibility stage of the project is progressing well, with trials using prototype buoys on the river Teifi to assess the potential impact on wildlife and the practicalities of situating the installation on the Teifi. Many of the previously voiced concerns and comments have been taken on board.’

‘Detailed results from this feasibility study will be presented for discussion at the public meeting on September 2nd. The findings, which will include the artwork’s detailed design, technical specifications and an impact assessment on river navigation and wildlife, will directly affect the future viability of the artwork and will be the basis for any final decisions made regarding the placing of the artwork.’