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Metalmorphosis Mirror Fountain by David Černý

Metalmorphosis Mirror Fountain by David Černý water sculpture mirrors fountain

Metalmorphosis Mirror Fountain by David Černý water sculpture mirrors fountain

Metalmorphosis Mirror Fountain by David Černý water sculpture mirrors fountain

Metalmorphosis is a mirrored water fountain by Czech sculptor David Černý that was constructed at the Whitehall Technology Park in Charlotte, NC. The 14-ton sculpture is made from massive stainless steel layers that rotate 360 degrees and occasionally align to create a massive head. It even has it’s own live webcam. See many more images here.

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The Tropism Well

The Tropism Well water sculpture interactive installation

The Tropism Well water sculpture interactive installation

The Tropism Well by UK-based Poietic Studio is a modernized take on the water fountain. Sensing the approach of an individual the well begins to lean automatically as water is pumped into the stem, pouring enough water to fill a glass. The motion of the fountain is really quite elegant and certainly puts a twist on a common functional object. Via their website:

Through the synthesis of nature and technology, these structures explore the relationships we have with objects and spaces that surround us on a daily basis. The simple gestural connection creates a stimulating and symbolic moment. The Tropism Well uses natural laws of physics to function. Once it has seen you, the gentle bowing motion is created simply by moving water up and down the stem.

The catch is one would need a drinking vessel to successfully get a drink, so we might not see these on every street corner soon. However, I for one welcome our new water pouring overlords.

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Felix von der Weppen

Felix von der Weppen water sculpture faces

Felix von der Weppen water sculpture faces

German artist Felix von der Weppen just posted these striking images from a work in progress. Can’t wait to see where he goes with this. If you haven’t seen his birth sculpture that involves an exploding ostrich egg lit from the inside, you should definitely check it out. (via behance)

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Joeri Bosma

Joeri Bosma water sky portraits people optical illusion

This shot from photographer Joeri Bosma caught my eye. He’s based out of the Netherlands and his work reminds me somewhat of Nicholas Max and Egor Shapovalov.

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Ink Surfing

Ink Surfing water surfing miniature Lego ink

Ink Surfing water surfing miniature Lego ink

Ink Surfing water surfing miniature Lego ink

Ink Surfing water surfing miniature Lego ink

Ink Surfing water surfing miniature Lego ink

I first wrote about Italian photographer and digital artist Albert Seveso late last year when he published a series of his first ink photographs called Disastro Ecologico. His latest project involves little LEGO guys surfing waves of delicately rolling blue ink. It’s hard to believe these are even real. See the full series entitled Ink Riders.

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Chicago by boat: A timelapse journey

Chicago by boat: A timelapse journey water timelapse maritime Chicago boats

Chicago by boat: A timelapse journey water timelapse maritime Chicago boats

Chicago by boat: A timelapse journey water timelapse maritime Chicago boats

A gorgeous timelapse of a day long trip on Lake Michigan and through the Chicago canal system by director Philip Bloom. Music by Nine Inch Nails, 14 Ghosts II.

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Testing the Waters

Testing the Waters water portraits

Testing the Waters water portraits

Testing the Waters water portraits

Enjoying these lovely photos of actor and musician Devan DuBois by photographer Steven Taylor. This must be what it’s like to swim in seltzer. (via designspiration)

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A house that rains on the inside

A house that rains on the inside water rain interactive installation

A house that rains on the inside water rain interactive installation

A house that rains on the inside water rain interactive installation

A house that rains on the inside water rain interactive installation

The Glue Society is an independent creative collective based in Sydney and New York whose work “encompasses everything from broadcast entertainment, commercial and print advertising, film direction and graphic design to books, art exhibitions, live events, video installations and sculpture.” Their latest creation for the Sculpture by the Sea festival in Denmark is this installation entitled I Wish You Hadn’t Asked, a small house that rains nearly 200 litres of water every minute on the inside. Read more over on Creative Review. Photographs by Nicolai Lorenzen.

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