Shape of Water

This project explores the properties of liquid form. Questioning the space we currently produce and trying to “capture” the space formed by running water, this was an effort to explore the possibility of casting water shapes. Producing still frames of fractions of water movement, a new space can be produced from something that is supposed to be in constant change, contradicting its natural characteristics. Using water as a casting tool combined with wax to capture water forms, I created a collection of mini “models”, which were then digitized, using Photogrammetry. This process allowed for further exploration of their spatial properties. Using the digital point clouds in Rhino, combinations of the models were put together, rendering images that remind us of water, waves, natural elements, and generally give us a sense of the “space” of water.