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Katrin Spranger, metal artist, water taps, hot water tap, cold water tap, copper plated Victorian bath taps

Katrin Spranger, Victorian bath with taps, plunger and bath rack, copper plated flower bulbs and electroformed dried plants

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Katrin Spranger, Aquatopia, water sculpture, water storage, copper, plumbing parts, glass

Katrin Spranger, Aquatopia, water sculpture, detail, water storage

Katrin Spranger, Aquatopia, water sculpture, water storage, copper, glass, electroformed

Katrin Spranger, Aquatopia, electroformed drinking sculpture, copper, glass, plumbing parts, rubber stopper

Katrin Spranger, Aquatopia, water bowl, electroformed patinated copper, steel, synthetic fur

Katrin Spranger, Aquatopia, water sculpture, water bowl, sccoping bowl, detail, copper, steel, electroformed, synthetic fur

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Aquatopia – Water Sculptures

The baroque play with metamorphosis and mortality in "Aquatopia" celebrates the modern alchemy of copper and limescale while reminding us of the pollution of our most precious resource – water. "Aquatopia" sculptures, inspired by traditional water systems, reimagine drinking vessels, scooping bowls, storages, and shower funnels using original plumbing parts and laboratory objects. Crafted from copper and glass, these objects balance function, imagined use, and aesthetic appeal. Produced via electroforming, they feature decorative, plant-like growth formations symbolising life's dependence on water.

Product Images by Sylvain Deleu, Ester Segarra

Bath images by Will Cooper