Design studio Dutch Invertuals creates the Flow Fountain installation that is on display during this year's Dutch Design Festival. It encourages visitors to look for the subtle beauty in the simple things and follow a single drop of water as it moves through the various terrains of the design. All of these sections are curated by a different designer and made almost entirely from wool.
Remco van de Craats, one of the designers heading the project explains to Dezeen that "Everyone has become a junkie for dopamine. To break away from that, we're trying to say look: there's beauty all around us, even in a simple drop of water. We felt that it was not appropriate to do another show with all these pedestals with projects and products in a world that is clearly changing."
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Dutch Invertuals Creates the Flow Fountain Installation
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