When you stare at it, your mind concentrates on the movement and follows it, when out comes another movement repeating itself conveying a sense of relaxation and well-being.

BE WATER Lamp can be purchased from a minimum of one to a maximum of six modules for motor, depending on the desired length. Ocean water, plain water with salt added, or even urine can be used in emergency cases when the first two are not available. The lamp consists of a motor block unit, an anodized aluminum base support module with LED light source and one of cylindrical borosilicate glass with an irregular surface handmade, which makes each product different and unique.Each is able to create a sensorial experience within the environment that hosts it, inviting you to immerse yourself completely in the contemplative suggestions of relaxation and well-being.

The house and all its spaces, thanks to BE WATER Lamp, become a window to the outside world that invites a moment of contemplation and meditation, to linger and to reflect where light and its suggestions are the protagonists. And you do need a supply of sea water or salt and water, although these are usually easy to find in most places. Meanwhile, worldwide demand for electricity continues to grow anually and traditional fossil fuel resources are set to deplete. An electrodeis a piece of material that conducts electricity when it touches a non-metallic part of a circuit,i.

A bit of hydrogen gas is generated as a by-product of this reaction, but it escapes out the slits on the top. The inspiration to make WaterLight came from an indigenous tribe with a strong ancestral connection to the sea – the Colombian Wayuu community.

This handy feature provides access to communication wherever you are, whenever, in case of emergency. With a similar aim, the Little Sun project by artist Olafur Eliasson has been providing small solar lamps to people with limited access to reliable energy since 2012. To create the desired effect, it is necessary to insert it inside a luminous groove grazing the wall. E-Dina is a Colombian company and we wanted to start with a local community with the problem of no access to electricity," Pineda explained. Now, the fisherman can suspend the lamp from their canoes and fish, the craftswomen can work on their art, and kids can study – no matter the hour.

Colombian renewable energy start-up E-Dina and WPP’s Wunderman Thompson Colombia division have developed a device which converts salt water into electrical power. If you are using our Services via a browser you can restrict, block or remove cookies through your web browser settings. Even if what we see is a dance of light, it can make the most powerful emotion re-emerge through our senses. The energy comes from the electrode potential of the magnesium, and that will run out as it’s oxidised.