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Done By: Alisa, Christabel , Nuzul , Ganisha , Nata , Kheng Ian and Benjamin

Singapore Water Sources. Done By: Alisa, Christabel , Nuzul , Ganisha , Nata , Kheng Ian and Benjamin . Where we get our water sources?.

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Done By: Alisa, Christabel , Nuzul , Ganisha , Nata , Kheng Ian and Benjamin

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  1. Singapore Water Sources Done By: Alisa, Christabel, Nuzul, Ganisha, Nata, Kheng Ian and Benjamin

  2. Where we get our water sources? • Water in Singapore can never be taken for granted. Most of it is brought into the country from Malaysia, but the city-state is always looking for ways to produce its own supplies, with reverse osmosis being the most recent method. Mindful of this situation, the artists will be sourcing for water across Singapore in the weeks prior to the exhibition using an ancient, albeit completely un-scientific technique. Dowsing is the practice of using a rod or specially shaped stick to ‘divine’ the location of water underground.

  3. Where we get our water sources? • It was believed that magnetic energy would animate the rod if the dowser walks above a natural well. Despite numerous tests, no one has ever been able to prove that it actually works, but many continue to believe in its power. • As a fusion of body, instrument and landscape, dowsing was an pre-scientific form of location-positioning technology, and so for the artwork, the artists will try to combine this age old 'technology' with modern sensoring methods And if all goes well, we could end up with ‘new’ newater!

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