Healing Water restoring ecosystems by healing natural water cycles

I had never been truly inspired by mechanical displays, and fountain jets left me cold – but the charms of natural, flowing water never ceased to stir my imagination. Ashley McKinney, a Communications Specialist for the institute, says that Bartram and his team published a study which estimated that 28 percent of the world’s population, or 1.8 billion healing-water people, had used unsafe water in 2010. That estimate was one billion people more than the estimate by UNICEF and the World Health Organization. As activists across the globe celebrate World Water Day on Saturday, UNC’s The Water Institute is working on campus and internationally to help make safe water and sanitation a reality for all people.

Given to plants, these minerals shorten the growing period, increase yield, reduce watering needs, increase drought and freeze resistance, plants produce more viable seeds, etc. Trials with chickens in Holland suggest that these minerals will increase disease tolerance, chickens gain more weight faster using less food, and yield more valuable breast meat. If administered to bees , it is believed that these minerals could reduce the problems with Colony Collapse Disorder, regardless of its cause. In order to provide fresh water to the peasants in the delta, the Swiss voluntary organization Esperance since many years are drilling wells, 80 to 120 meter deep, coupled with simple lever pump. As in Europe we have Radon gas underground, in a wide area of Asia there is an high arsenic content in soil, so still the water from wells are undrinkable immediately.

Ecology

Indeed, I believe that water truly wants to move in these ways and that when systems pay attention to these principles, they appeal to observers on a variety of intuitive and physical levels. We’ve found through our observations that passersby are fascinated by what they see in Flowforms. World Water Day has been observed since 1993 when the United Nations General Assembly declared March 22 as the global day of awareness for clean water. The California Water Institute is located at California State University, Fresno and focuses on all aspects of sustainable water resource management solutions through outreach, entrepreneurship, education, testing, and interdisciplinary research.

Projects

One thing I realized during this process is that what we did for this course, which is documenting our relationship with water, is actually something everybody is doing on a daily basis. It could be a selfie you took with your phone on a beautiful lake while traveling, or a photograph you took with your camera of a sunset on your favourite beach, or even just a couple sketches of waveforms in your sketchbook. If you think carefully, our relationships with water have always been closer than we think. It’s just because water is an element so common in our daily life, that we don’t really notice it even though it is all around us. They all have their unique "frequency", their specific energetic signature.

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In this case we will have a big barrel of water where we will study the vortex flow and behaviour of material of different densities at various flow images. We will also study vortex generation in a special egg shaped tube and in some other geometries. John Wilkes the inventor of the Flowform method as well as being an excellent sculptor was also a researcher. He managed to get financed and built at the end of his life the Healing Water Institute at Emerson College in Forest Row, England. The International Flowform Association is a worldwide group of designers, researchers and teachers looking to a holistic view of water and working practically in many applications of water. In sweden the Flowform work is representaed by Virbela Ateljé and Nigel Wells.

Forming Flows

I was born and raised in Beijing China, and came to Vancouver as an international student about 6 years ago. Within my video, 亡灵岛 or Deadman's Island , I documented my relationship with Lost Lagoon based on my personal experience and understanding of the place through my voice and camera lens. I tried to stand in her shoes first and experience what she might have seen, heard and felt at this location back in the day. Then I went back to the location and tried to experience the same place as her, but in my own perspective at a different time period. I translated the poem into my own native language and put this into the video, as a way to show respect to what she did for the Squamish language .

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