What's on Bridges of Light Cygnet Song by Illuminos In collaboration with Carnforth Primary School, Furness Close Residents and Get, Set, Grow Audio Guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Please click here to download the file Viewing Points Cygnet Song is eight minutes long and is on a continuous loop. Please note the artwork cannot be seen if you are standing on the bridge; please make your way down to the riverside next to Brown's restaurant, where you will find two viewing points with accompanying soundscape. Viewing point one: Next to Browns at The Quay, at the bottom of Quay StreetViewing point two: Further down Severn Way next to the steps leading to Copenhagen Street Car Park Please note the artwork cannot be seen if you are standing on the bridge. The viewing points for this installation are on Severn Way and not on the opposite side of the river (i.e. Worcestershire County Cricket Club side). Cygnet Song transforms Worcester’s main bridge across the Severn into a stunning light artwork. Working with local people and groups in Worcester, the tale of the Ugly Duckling was used by the artists to explore themes of resilience, strength, wellbeing and personal growth. The projection created brings our communities together, celebrating the journey of finding and embracing your own unique song. Commissioned by Bridges of Light, Worcester 2025, with funding from Public Health, Worcestershire County Council. About Illuminos lluminos are brothers Matt and Rob Vale, who for over 15 years have been creating visually inventive, memorable projection artworks and experiences. Works range from very large-scale illumination to small scale imagery but always work to create something unique and specific to the location and viewer. Visit Illuminos' website and social media accounts via the links below for more information.WebsiteInstagramFacebook About Carnforth Primary School, Furness Close Residents and Get, Set, Grow Carnforth Primary School in Warndon inspires excellence and creates a strong community for children aged 3–11. Furness Close residents come together for activities, connection, and support, over a cuppa, cake, and conversation. Get, Set, Grow, is an uplifting project helping people learn to grow food and build independence in a supportive community. Manage Cookie Preferences