Concept

The Four Elements is an architectural interactive fountain where public art, technology, and primal forces converge. Designed for urban parks and public spaces, it becomes a magnetic centerpiece for contemporary cities.

The composition embodies Air, Earth, Water, and Fire — the fundamentals of life. At its heart stand monumental sculptures that express humanity’s bond with nature. More than a fountain, it is a participatory art installation that invites visitors to awaken the elements and experience their power.

Interactive Experience

The installation comes alive through audience engagement. By placing their hands on dedicated sensor columnspositioned opposite each 7-meter sculpture, visitors activate the corresponding element. In response, a dynamic show unfolds: water jets shoot skyward, bursts of air sweep the site, immersive soundscapes rise, and fire effects ignite. This is a compelling choreography of water, light, and fire that turns the site into a true city landmark.

Technical Specifications

• Basin diameter: 24 m
• Sculpture height: up to 7 m
• Pumps: 48
• Compressors: 12 + 2 high-power units for air flows
• Rotating nozzles: 16 (360°)
• Mono-jet nozzles: 30
• Water cannons: 12 (up to 5 m)
• Light sources: 322
• Fire system: specialized fire projection
• Materials: sculptures and 12 lotus elements — stainless steel; basin — reinforced concrete with granite finish

Materials & Fabrication

Stainless steel ensures durability and weather resistance for the sculptural components. The granite basin reinforces the sense of permanence and civic presence, while the lighting design emphasizes form and water texture after dusk.

Symbolism & City Impact

More than an interactive public art fountain, The Four Elements symbolizes balance between people and nature. It strengthens place identity, enriches the cultural narrative of the site, and stands as a memorable emblem of harmony, energy, and resilience.