A LOCAL artist has just completed his living sculpture entitled the Willow Bulb and soon residents will be able to enjoy the seclusion it provides as it flourishes.
The sculpture, which can be found in Fisherton Recreation Ground, forms a part of the Salisbury River Park Project.
It will be fenced off which will enable the willow to gain more strength and stabilise.
Over the coming years, artist Zac Newham will work with local groups to weave more of the willow into the structure.
Three sets of tables and benches were also made by Zac and these will be installed over the winter months.
Trees which had to be felled as part of the Salisbury River Park Project have been used for the furniture.
The tables and benches are themed around three of the main species of fish - Salmon, Eel and Grayling - which can be found in the river - including
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