A NEW arts project is turning personal stories into public art, one flag at a time.
The 12-week programme, titled Raising Voices, is being run by RIG Arts in Greenock and is aimed at adults experiencing mild to moderate mental health difficulties.
Participants will work together to design and create flags that reflect their personal journeys and perspectives, with the finished pieces to be displayed across Inverclyde.
The project is led by artist Elena Mary Harris and focuses on teamwork and creative expression.
Workshops will take place every Wednesday from September 2, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, at the Broomhill Art Flat in Greenock.
The project is free and open to adults aged 18 and over.
It aims to provide a supportive environment for people to share ideas, explore their creativity, and contribute to a collective artwork that represents the wider community.
Spaces can be reserved through the RIG Arts workshop registration form.
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