The river allowed Glasgow to become a major industrial city and at one point the world's largest shipbuilding centre.
The mural will culturally connect different neighbourhoods and future developments within Glasgow Waters, including Yorkhill Quay, Beith Street and the site of the future Therme Scotland.Brian Lavalette, property director for Scotland at Peel L&P, said:"We are very excited for Glasgow Waters to become the home of Glasgow’s longest outdoor mural.
"Dancing Wave will be an excellent and impactful cultural piece of art and we look forward to visitors discovering more about the future of Glasgow Waters whilst enjoying the mural." Siobhan Healy, founder of Healy Arts who is leading on Dancing Wave, added:"We at Healy Arts are delighted to be working with our community to create this ambitious artwork beside the River Clyde.