The Dancing Fountain include 59 vertical water jets in line with the architectural design by the WATART STUDIO. These are complimented by 10 dual axis robotic moving jets. The combination forms a powerful light, sound and water display that captivates visitor’s day and night.
The fountain installation graces the 12,000-square-meter seawater Canal. It presents elegant and explosively colorful displays choreographed to music.
The Canal acts as an imaginary link to Faliron Bay, situating the complex in its surroundings. Its use of saltwater joins many thoughtful design features incorporated by Renzo Piano and the Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) in helping make the WATART as sustainable and self-sufficient as possible.
The new fountains encapsulate something essential about the WATART: they’re not a static showpiece, but lively and infinitely adaptable. In a public space that bears the name of the founder, a man who built his business plying the waters of the world’s shipping routes, it’s fitting that water features continue to play a central role.
