Waterpod™ Project

The Waterpod™ is a floating, sculptural, eco-habitat designed for the rising tides. It will depart on May 1, 2009, from the Newtown Creek between Brooklyn and Queens, navigate down the East River, explore the waters of New York Harbor, docking at several Manhattan piers on the Hudson River before continuing onward.

The Waterpod demonstrates future pathways for water-based innovations. As a completely sustainable, navigable living space, the Waterpod showcases the critical importance of the environment and art, serving as a model for new living, d.i.y. technologies. It illustrates positive interactions between communities: private and corporate; artistic and social; aquatic and terrestrial while exploring the cultural richness of New York's five boroughs and beyond. The Waterpod embodies self-sufficiency and resourcefulness, learning and curiosity, human expression and creative exploration.

With this project, we hope to encourage growth and progress as we visualize the future.
The Waterpod intends to prepare, inform, inspire, provoke, and fortify humanity for tomorrow's exterior explorations.

 

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MAY DAY, 2008
We have re-launched the Waterpod™ website (www.thewaterpod.org) with contents including:

-Newtown Creek Audio Walk, revised for the future. Download this podcast for a thirty-minute walk along the Newtown Creek.
-Video documentation of the Beta Launch from the Newtown Creek.
-Documentation of Eve K. Tremblay's performance, The Nomadic Consciousness, where Tremblay recites Ray Bradbury's book Fahrenheit 451.
-Documentation of Mira Hunter's water performance.
-Video interviews with the artists.

>>Waterpod™ Beta

 

 

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