Also i myslef have many showers and some family members prefer a baths, however this again can waste water as baths use more water to fill and can also be overfilled easily. Washing up can also be a pain, our dish washer uses a lot of water also and sometimes the washing up water goes to waste which could be used to water the plants or for another purpose, as well as the amount the washing machine uses also.
The point im trying to make is that my household generally uses a lot of water but it seems like half of it is wasted, it makes me wonder how much water gets wasted in my area in other houses. It must be a considerable amount.
If i could represent wasting water in some way it could be quite interesting. Ive found this artist who is a 'Liquid Sculpture' Martin Waugh captures digitally the moments when a drop of water hits water. Ive found it quite interesting and beautiful to look at. An example of his work is below, it's not the theme i am looking for but it caught my eye when researching.
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| Martin Waugh Photography |
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| Martin Waugh Photography |
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| Martin Waugh Photography |
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| Markus Reugels Photography |
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| Markus Reugels Photography |
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| Markus Reugels Photography |
My Idea
Just as a simple idea i have in mind, i could represent wasteful water by having many half filled glasses as a focus point of the camera. Maybe the camera angle could be directly above or straight so the curved glasses and the magnifying of water will emphasise the amount being represented.
Maybe i could use just one glass frosted or brittle, all representing wasteful water.






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