Leah Payne, a 17-year-old creative arts student at Suffolk New College, created a series of photographic collages for the waiting room at Ipswich station.
The collages depict local scenes related to Ipswich port and the River Orwell.
Images of local scenes, relating to Ipswich port and the River Orwell, were made available by the Ipswich Maritime Trust.
Michael Klencher, lecturer in photography and link tutor for the Level 3 UAL Extended Diploma in Creative Practice, said: “After our students designed work for the old footbridge, the waiting room on platform 3/4 is the first display of photographic images, assembled by our student Leah Payne on three large canvases.
“For all our students, it is a great experience to get their work into public spaces, and we look forward to collaborating on further opportunities in the future.”
Alan Neville, Greater Anglia’s customer and community engagement manager, said: “We are very grateful to the community rail partnership, Suffolk New College and of course, Leah, for helping to brighten the station with these lovely collages.”
