Livia Rowe: Rivers Washed Ashore

A town by the riverside where Livia grows up slowly became isolated overtime. Economically, socially, and emotionally. The people their experienced grief, no outside support, and depression that naturally became a part of their life.

When Livia moves back in ten years later, she slowly notices the people who once shared laughs begin deteriorating, making amends with the water overtime, slowly letting their minds go and become one with the waves.

But it also affects her. The more she stays the more she notices nothing but her own darker emotions, experiencing night traumas and hallucinations of what could be as she hears waves crash against shore.

Until it eats her and her loved ones alive, she has to break free and escape or surrender to the temptation of 'promised new life'