Martina Alagna's There is No Planet B installation at The Railway Land. Photograph: James McCauley

Martina Alagna's There is No Planet B installation at The Railway Land. Photograph: James McCauley

LewesLight Festival 2020 – in pictures

The annual three-day LewesLight Festival returned for its fifth outing from Friday (February 28), with installations on show at six locations across the town.

By Rachel O'Brien

Published 3rd Mar 2020, 09:37 BST

Updated 5th Mar 2020, 20:27 BST

For 2020, the festival explored moonlight and water at its core, with a narrative inspired by the environment, dark skies, sea level rise and climate change.

Lunar Cycle created by Eleni Shirarlis at Southover Grange Gardens. Photograph: James McCauley

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Lunar Cycle created by Eleni Shirarlis at Southover Grange Gardens. Photograph: James McCauley Photo: James McCauley

Jeanne Blissett-Robertson's Running Parallel installation at Pells Pool. Photograph: James McCauley

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Jeanne Blissett-Robertson's Running Parallel installation at Pells Pool. Photograph: James McCauley Photo: James McCauley

Mimira and Buttonlight's Over the Moon... and Far Away installation opposite Pells Pool. Photograph: James McCauley

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Mimira and Buttonlight's Over the Moon... and Far Away installation opposite Pells Pool. Photograph: James McCauley Photo: James McCauley

Nikki Gunson's Polar Bears installation at The Linklater Pavilion. Photograph: James McCauley

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Nikki Gunson's Polar Bears installation at The Linklater Pavilion. Photograph: James McCauley Photo: James McCauley

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