Kelowna residents are encouraged to interact with Artist in Residence Lucas Glenn91裸聊视频檚 project that will animate several community parks. 

Lucas91裸聊视频� project M.A.S.S.I.V.E. is a mobile, interactive art installation aimed at getting residents to think creatively and critically about climate change and relationships with nature and each other. 

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Rather than focusing on grand climate solutions, this project uses small, creative, and even anti-climactic gestures for living alongside plants he added.

You can find and interact with Lucas91裸聊视频� project between 1-4 p.m. in the following parks this fall:  

• Knowles Heritage Park - Saturday, Sept. 14;
• Ben Lee Park - Saturday, Sept. 21; 
• Knox Mountain Park 1st lookout - Saturday, Sept. 28; 
• Rotary Marsh Park - Saturday, Oct 5.

 
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For more information about Lucas, the Artist in Residence program or culture in Kelowna, .