#water

#water

The exhibition showcases how water management evolved from ancient irrigation techniques to modern understandings of clean water's importance, influencing cultures worldwide.

Water is a kind of archive, a kind of storehouse of memory that is, nevertheless, always in flux. Water has a clear chemical formula, but that is perhaps the only thing clear about this most fundamental of agents in the lives of people and societies.

The internal structure of Earth's ice is a cosmological oddity, with molecules arranged in geometric hexagons caused by slow freezing under temperature and pressure.

Thousands of miles of ancient riverbeds have been discovered in the southern highlands of Mars, indicating the planet was once much wetter than previously believed.

Neimanis suggests that, by considering ourselves as "watery," we experience ourselves "less as isolated entities, and more as oceanic eddies," offering new possibilities for connections.