Innovative Angle on Plant Watering
September 8, 2009 by Robin Plaskoff Horton
In his piece, Selfish & Devoted, Deger Cengiz, explores the boundary between experimental design and conceptual art. Cengiz physically connects a galvanized steel watering can and a pot to examine their direct relationship.
The angle of the water pouring into the pot has a direct relationship to the angle that the plant consequently grows when the watering can is at rest.
Chaise-Lawn
Cengiz’s Chaise-Lawn, available for $750 from Voos Furniture, is an “alive” lounge, mobile planter, and human transporter. 30″h x 18″w x 63″d constructed of wheel barrel, wood, and sod grass.
The chaise was part of the “Best Seats on Broadway” exhibit in New York’s Time Square.
A Garden Pot to Piss In | Urban Gardens | Unlimited Thinking For Limited Spaces Pingback said:
[…] ergonomically designed combination chamber pot and watering can holds 10 liters, is easy to carry, and comfortable to sit on. Made of recyclable and durable […]
— January 5, 2011 @ 15:50