Water cohabitation: how we live together with water
The Embassy of Water places humans back in the natural waterecosystem and shows that the water transition is more thanretaining, slowing down, and filtering. We explore how architectureand design can help us give water a central, respectable role in theheart of society. We make a change in how we deal with water: fromproduct to use to living elements with which we learn to livetogether again.
If we want to make a better world for ourselves and our children, we must review our relationship with water. We have an important role in the functioning of a good ecosystem. Let us become part of the water system again. Our water consumption only constitutes a small cycle within the big water cycle. Let us become a part of the water system again by revisiting the way water flows in our bodies, our houses, and society. Where we keep a dynamic balance and no longer disturb the natural balance. Where we are not relying on an ecosystem that serves us humans, but rather the opposite: we serve the ecosystem. We support, strengthen and shape society with water.
We design our water consumption and our water-friendly home in a way that does not burden existing natural systems. We interact consciously and sparingly with our high-quality water sources.
The curator of this Embassy is Anouk van der Poll, founder of the Embassy of Water and product designer.
The Embassy is currently working on the development of the narrative.
