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NOVA*Klein_EmeraldGoldDiamond, 2023. Photo Fernanda Trevellin

NOVA*Klein_EmeraldGoldDiamond
Studio Von Trevellin, 2023
 

NOVA*Klein is a sculptural drinking water fountain designed for an intimate, everyday encounter with water.

Its transparent vertical structure brings water, minerals and light into the surrounding space. Water moves through the mineral composition while light passes through the glass and water, revealing reflections, colour and changing optical phenomena.

In this composition, emerald, gold and raw diamond are combined with white quartz, rose quartz and amethyst. The deep green presence of the emerald becomes part of the visual field of the fountain, changing in appearance as light travels through the water and glass.

The fountain is activated through daily use. As water is consumed, its level shifts within the glass cylinders, changing the conditions through which light travels. Reflections, colours and luminous effects respond to these changes, making each encounter with the fountain a slightly different experience.

NOVA*Klein brings attention to water as part of everyday life. Drinking becomes a moment of pleasure and awareness: a pause to experience the water entering the body and to recognise its essential relationship to vitality and well-being.

Placed within a personal environment, the fountain changes the atmosphere around it. Its presence makes water visible and creates an ongoing invitation to drink, observe and become attentive to the relationship between water, body and environment.

Mineral Composition
Water | Emerald* | Gold nuggets | Raw diamond | White quartz | Rose quartz | Amethyst

*Exclusive set of healing crystals selected by the artist Fernanda Trevellin.

Materials: Borosilicate glass manufactured locally in Berlin, lamp, 360° rotation non-drip stainless steel tap

Dimensions: H 60 cm × Ø 12 cm

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NOVA*Klein_EmeraldGoldDiamond, 2023. Photo Fernanda Trevellin

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NOVA*Klein_EmeraldGoldDiamond, 2023. Photo Fernanda Trevellin

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