My Watertable is derived on the formlessness of water; a finite thing having an infinite range of appearance or expressions because of its inseparable relationship to other things.
With my Watertable I want to let the water’s attributes to create its own sink. When standing in front of the faucet a basin is created regardless of the amount of water used. The resilient sheet allows this basin to grow steadily larger by its ever-changing volume creating a physical volume which can be observed as it grows and diminishes. A small hole directly under the faucet drains the water slowly away, allowing the sink to return to a flat surface awaiting to be filled again.
This watertable is intended for washing oneself in a exclusive semi public area.

Sophie Mensen | Netherlands

Use a topographic map as a basin where the water flows through the ducts resembling the river channels. A wooden three-dimension basin representing the streets of central part of London. London map choice being a tribute to the fact that it was England where first industrial products had appeared back in the XVIII century.
Expected to use other outlines of maps that are suitable for the overall composition.

Julia Kononenko | Kharkiv, Ukraine