Water as an element of event scenography is an original way to stand out. Innovative technologies make it possible to create dynamic, surprising and interactive forms that attract attention and enhance the prestige of the venue. However, the most important challenge is to integrate water installations with existing architecture - so that they not only do not disturb the available space, but actually enrich it. Here are four effective ways to achieve this goal.
1. Water curtain as a space divider
The Wordfall water curtain is an elegant and dynamic form of decoration that works well as a movable, transparent "wall". It can be used both indoors and outdoors. Its main advantage is its flexibility. It can be mounted on the ceiling, in aisles or as a backdrop to a scene. When integrating water installations with existing architecture, the described device can serve a dual purpose: aesthetic and functional. It divides the space without introducing heavy structures, gives the impression of lightness and freshness, while remaining completely safe and glamorous. With the right LED lighting, it presents itself even more spectacularly.
2. The water printer as a medium for communication and art
The Wordfall water printer is one of the most impressive forms of visual presentation. It can display logos, graphics, and texts using precisely controlled streams of water. Placed in a central spot, it becomes a natural focal point, ideal for use in exhibition spaces. In this case, the integration of water installations with existing architecture should be based on placing the equipment at a prominent location. It can be positioned at the entrance to display the exhibition slogan or next to the main artwork to also present an water version of it. This makes the digital waterfall a communication tool and also part of the theme of the event.
3. Water swing as part of a chill-out or interactive zone
The waterfall swing is a spectacular installation that combines motion, water and interactivity. When placed correctly, it harmonise with modern architecture beautifully. It looks best in open spaces - in shopping malls, town squares or in the lobbies of office buildings with high ceilings. It will ideally complement a chill-out area or an interactive zone designed to engage guests at an event. When integrating water installations with existing architecture, it's essential to consider the natural flow of people.
4. Water installations as a stage backdrop
A common feature of modern water installations is their modularity, which allows easy adaptation to existing conditions. Thanks to flexible mounting systems, mobile water tanks and advanced control, it is possible to integrate water installations with existing architecture in an almost non-invasive way. For this reason, they are perfect as stage backdrops to enhance speeches and artistic performances.
Aesthetics, interactivity and modern technology - these are the features that make water installations unique elements of modern venues. The choice of the suitable device, its proper placement and a creative thinking about the design of the space make it possible to achieve a ‘wow’ effect without compromising the functionality of the place.