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water
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Up to 60of the human body is water, the brain
is composed of 70 water, and the lungs are
nearly 90 water. About 83 of our blood is
water, which helps digest our food, transport
waste, and control body temperature. Each day
humans must replace 2.4 liters of water, some
through drinking and the rest taken by the body
from the foods eaten. Available fresh water
amounts to less than half of 1 of all the water
on Earth. The rest is seawater or polar ice.
Fresh water is renewable only by rainfall.
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Global consumption of water is doubling every 20
years - more than twice the rate of human
population growth. According to the United
Nations, more than one billion people on Earth
already lack access to fresh drinking water. If
current trends persist, by 2025 the demand for
fresh water will rise by 56 percent and as many
as two-thirds of the world's population will be
living with serious water shortages or absolute
water scarcity.
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Ganges Holy River of Pollution raw sewage,
rotting carcasses, unburnt and partially burnt
human and animal corpses, industrial toxic
waste, fertilizers and pesticides that infect
the river
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WATER BOWLS moondropsoundoil
Premiering at the New Media festival in Beijing,
June 10th
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Water Technology Research (WaTeR) Center at LA
Develop new and economical alternative sources Of
potable, irrigation and consumptive water
uses www.watercenter.ucla.edu
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MOON
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Work in progress moon
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Mutant bacteria
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DROP
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Strident disharmony in thesymphony of classical
mechanicsyet strangely familiar played as it
wereon the same instrument. Erwin Schrödinger
wave mechanics Molecular communication
through stochastic synchronization induced by
exracellular fluctuations
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Atoms make waves
Electron standing waves
Gold atoms
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In string theory, each fundamental particle is
created in some sense by different patterns of
vibration of the strings
J. Polchinski
M Theory Cosmology
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Yeast and Fibroblast CellsMake tiny Sound
Waveslife is mainly nothingin side the atomsis
empty space
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Cell sonics yeast in water
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Standing Waves Fiber Optic Interferometer
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Modes 1-d and 2-d
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Dark side of the cell
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SOLITONS
Wave of Translation
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The wavefunction expands

• In a hundred years we have increased the amount
  of electromagnetic signals on the planets surface
  100 million times
• Electro-pollution is invisible the smog of
  human tele-communication

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SOUND
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"water will be to the 21st century what oil was
to the 20th." Who owns water and how much they
are able to charge for it will become the
question of the century. The privatization of
water is already a 400-billion-a-year business.
Fortune Magazine
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OIL
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Work in progress
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Collaborators

• Tyler Adams sound
• John Houck moon
• Eric Hoek nano filtration animation
• Osman Khan oil
• Paul Wilkinson oil
• Anne Niemetz documentation
• Ted Chung construction

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