Mauri Kosonen: Water Memory

A public artwork in Turku combing environmental and light art on perforated steel facade.

Water drops make a larger water drop and then transforms into a DNA double-helix. Water Memory is based on the controversial pseudo-science claim that water has memory. In other words – everything that water has met in this planet, from dinosaurs to humans, leaves a memory to water. The artwork was inspired by local children's art competition water color painting. The facade artwork original was also made with water colors and then transformed into perforated steel and to be backlighted with RGBW-led lights to create a three dimensional effect with light. The facility produces steam from water to be used for industrial heating. 

Visual Artist: Mauri Kosonen
Architect: Heimo Paukkunen
Owner: Turku Energia Oy

Location of the work:
Artukainen Steam Production Facility, Messukentänkatu, Turku, Finland
GPS: 60.44905, 22.18057

Light sources, materials and equipment used:

RGBW led-lights

Size of the work:

W6,6 m x H16 m, 105,6 m²

CONTACT INFORMATION

BLAF Best of Light Art in Finland
is hosted by
Finnish Light Art Society FLASH
2877700-6
LightArtFi

Producer: Annukka Ketola
annukka.ketola@valotaiteenseura.fi
+358 40 735 3972

Curators:
Mia Kivinen / mia.kivinen@valotaiteenseura.fi
Anna Björklund / anna.bjorklund@valotaiteenseura.fi

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