Water insinuates
Water threatens
Water welcomes
Water repels
Water is inert
Water ripples
Water nourishes
Water perishes
Water freeze
Water is white
Water is black
Water sticks together
Water separates
Water are the same
Water are different
When I was 7, my father throw me into the pool to let me learn swimming,I almost Drowned.
I can't swim since then but I love the ocean.
I didn't like to drink water when I was a child because it taste like nothing.
But I love hearing the sound of rain, and the droplets on the on the window at a rainy day.
P.W. No. 50, Symptom-Floor Water,1974,Koji Enokura
Gelatin silver print
24.2 × 23.5 cm (image); 30.3 × 25.2 cm (paper)
Symptom—Sea-Body (P.W. - No. 40), 1972, Koji Enokura
Silver gelatin print
6 3/8 x 9 5/8 inches image size
There can be no more poignant image of the body being our means of belonging to the world, nor of our desire to be united with the world around us and our consciousness of our separation from it, alternating like the endless ebb and flow of the waves washing upon the shore.
— Simon Groom, "Encountering Mono-ha", Mono-ha: School of Things, Kettle's Yard, pp. 17–19, 2002
Phase of Nothingness-Water, 1969/2005
Steel, lacquer, water
Two parts; 47 1/4 x 47 1/4 inches (diameter); 11 7/8 x 86 5/8 x 63 inches
Hans Haacke
Calligraphie, 1989—2011
Photographs and text
Installation view
©Hans Haacke/VG Bild-Kunst
Image courtesy of the Artist
Horn, Roni. 2013. “Saying Water.” YouTube video, 8:23. Posted may 21. https://youtu.be/fkvoe7s1NVg
"Watching the water, I am stricken with the vertigo of meaning."
13 Lakes, 2004, James Benning