This project continues the Acoustic Landscape investigation, revisiting how ceramic sculptures can organise the movement and sound of water as part of a landscape.

Developed as a commissioned courtyard project, the ceramic forms explore how water can contribute to environmental comfort through movement, sound and spatial experience.

Inspired by water-worn pebbles, the sculptures organise water into different flows while creating a sequence of acoustic and visual encounters throughout the landscape.

Together, the ceramic elements investigate how water can become an architectural medium that shapes atmosphere rather than simply occupying space.

 Water ↔ Sound

Commissioned in 2021 for a residential landscape development in Budapest.

Client
The Crown Property Management Group

Material: frostproof glazed chamotte clay
Size: 60-100 cm diameters