Laura Silagi’s transparent images, such as these fish, and text about rivers were hung from trees along the walkway, and both blended with, and emerged from, the environment. Laura Silagi has been working in various forms since the 1980s.	Pueblo Rights Lisa Giaffo researched river history, finding that “pueblo rights” are cited by the Department of Water and Power as being of great importance to the city’s future. Letters are carved into the sculptural triangles’ faces. Lisa Giaffo’s artwork includes bookbinding as well as sculpture.	Holly Charlon labeled pieces of trash with day, time, location, and the object’s description. Her flags examine the problem of refuse and its impact on the river. Holly Charlon is currently an MFA candidate at Cal State Northridge; she has an interest in using art to raise environmental consciousness.