Princess walk street art project / Aberdeen / Scotland

The Yellow Park project is to recreate a vision of the River Don with secondary school pupils from nearby Dyce Academy, specifically S1, S2 , those who live in proximity and those undertaking Higher art. Using the existing floor surface which is in a good condition, the Whitespace team are to work in partnership with the students to paint a flowing river on the ground surface, complemented by those animals typically living along the river bank.

Aberdeen Whitespace (Arts Development team) have recently completed an outdoor art project at Northfield Academy and will be bringing those new skills into this project. The paint medium to be used is modern and long lasting, designed for this purpose. The intention is to work with local young people to instil a sense of ownership and appreciation, thereby reducing the risk of anti social behaviour. An external artist, Marc Delaye, has been commissioned to work with the young people and install their designs professionally.

The Countryside Rangers service will work with the students to explore the River Don and its environs, exploring the flora and fauna to be found in Dyce and feed that knowledge into the art design for the floor. Some seating is intended to be placed within the green area at this site. The adjacent public path running alongside the play area requires some resurfacing as it is uneven and disaggregated

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