Waterscapes: The fish bowl reimagined by Haruka Misawa
Published Oct 26, 2017
Created by Haruka Misawa, “Waterscape” is a collection of minimally designed aquariums featuring 3D-printed ornaments inspired by organic shapes and the natural environment.
“Underneath the surface of water is a unique environment that exudes an energy which is completely opposite from that which is surrounded by air,” Misawa said, adding that the designs highlight the way that aquatic plants rise to the surface of water and how “delicate structures that are prone to damage caused by their own weight on land are able to maintain a stable state because of the relative force of gravity and buoyancy.”
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