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The Royal Dock's annual celebration of culture and creativity - Join the Docks - is now open for submissions.
A magical experience with echoes of local stories, whilst trees glow with fire and flowers blossom into life with flames.
This installation from Ray Lee takes the form of a series of giant towers which hold suspended bell-like speaker cones.
