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The ideal and requested mural design envisioned for this site was one that would highlight the natural habitat and history around the American River watershed and surrounding river environment. Ideally, this public art piece would become an attraction, teaching tool, and inspiration station for park visitors.
A dedicated group of vested and intestested groups, and other relavent parties including local community organizations, city officials, representatives of local tribal communities, and environmentalists came together to choose muralist Liv Unger from among many applicants.
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Installation Day! Photo courtesy of R and R Advantage Printing
Liv spent many weeks working on design concepts and draft renditions to finalize the mural deatils. Her research was arduous and thorough, consulting with the many partners established in the artist selection and design review process. The final design is beautiful, engaging and enchanting while at the same time serving as as enducational tool accessible to all.
Teaching Tool for "The Living Balance", page 1 corresponding to the first panel
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Follow along on as you go and find these plants, animals, and birds all around you!
Reasearch and learn more about the plants and their usages.
Explore deep into the mural! See fish up close in their environment.
Learn to love and care for the animals with whom we share our environment.
Never stop learning!
On Saturday, March 15, 2025, ORLUarts team leader Liv Losee-Unger led a mighty team of volunteer artists of all ages from the community to paint the inside ticket booth with details from her outdoor vinyl mural The Living Balance.
Click here to see the time-lapse of our paint day.
Special thanks to Mr. McDaniels and his students for all the help and love they brought to this project. Special thanks to Mayor Kevin McCarty for stopping by!
We look forward to seeing everyone at our dedication event coming soon!
Community members came out to paint the ticket booth at 28th and B
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