Wall of Ice is an installation of Troels Sandegård. He placed a refrigeration plant behind a tin wall, soon water condensated and froze to the wall. This first picture shows the “Wall of Ice” after one week, the second one after three weeks.
found at vvork
These water splashes by Corrie White are amazing. You can find more photos in this set.
found at It’s Nice That
Nami is the Japanese word for wave, but it’s also the title of a photobook by Syoin Kajii.
found at dropular
I just can’t get enough of Roman Signer, this video is called Rampe. You can see 32 more of his films and videos at the Hamburger Kunsthalle (Germany) till September 27th.
To be able to read the Water Clock by Kyouei Design, you’ll have to let the white and red ball float in water. Inside the ceramic base are 2 magnets who rotate, those attract the 2 balls. The red one shows the hours, the white one the minutes.
found at designboom weblog
‘Les Bains des Docks‘ is a 5000 m² aquatic complex in Le Havre (France), designed by Jean Nouvel.
Photos by Clément Guillaume.
found at designws
Héctor Serrano Studio designed this installation called Waterdrop for Roca. Hunderds of sticks with a light on top, can move up and down. Together they can mimic a water surface. This effect was achieved by attaching those sticks to a flexible platter. In that way, the movement is very organic, water like. Have a look for yourself: the Waterdrop video.
