"Four elements"
Interactive fountain/
Public art
Concept
“Four elements” is an architectural water body in which public art , technology and pristine energy of nature. The project was created for city parks And public spaces and becomes a strong point of attraction in the modern city.
The fountain visualizes the four primary elements – Air, Earth, Water and Fire . In the center are monumental sculptures , through which the connection between man and nature is revealed. This is how not just a fountain is born, but interactive art installation , allowing viewers to literally turn on the elements and experience their power.
Interactive experience
The fountain comes to life with the participation of visitors. Touching the special sensor columns , located opposite each of seven-meter sculptures, guests activate the corresponding element. The answer is a spectacle: vertical jets soar into the sky, gusts of air are heard, sounds soundscapes , flare up fire effects . This is exciting choreography of water, light and fire , creating an atmosphere of surprise and turning the site into city landmark .
Specifications
- Bowl diameter: 24 m
- Height of sculptures: up to 7 m
- Pumps: 48 pcs.
- Compressors: 12 pcs. + 2high power for air flow
- Rotating nozzles: 16 pcs. (360°)
- Mono injectors: 30 pcs.
- Water cannons: 12 pcs. (up to 5 m)
- Light sources: 322 pcs.
- Fire system: specialized fire projection system
- Materials: sculptures and 12 lotus petals – stainless steel ; bowl – reinforced concrete With granite finishing
Materials and execution
The main elements are made of stainless steel – material resistant to weather and time. Granite gives the bowl monumentality and status, and thoughtful lighting technology emphasizes the shape and relief of the water in the dark.
Symbolism and presence
“Four elements” – more than interactive fountain , is a metaphor for the harmony of man and nature. The project strengthens place identity , forms cultural code territory and gives the city a memorable symbol of strength, unity and balance .
