ARCHITECTURAL AQUATIC SCULPTURES
08 Sep 2022
When architecture is inspired by nature, art is created, such as the Jelly Fish from Atlantis Liquid Dynamics’ Water Forms Range.
Reminiscent of the organic, floating curves of sea jellyfish, the Jelly Fish stands at 4 metres high and releases a rainfall curtain from the edges of its belly, cascading onto people below.
A towering and engaging feature, the Jelly Fish is supported by stunning, architecturally curved tentacles and an open plan design at ground level. The elevated bell is brightly coloured and intricately finished, with numerous options available to personalise and suit unique themes. The Jelly Fish can be placed alone or in a series with other models from the Jelly Fish or Jelly Babies range. 
Atlantis Liquid Dynamics was born from the desire to reintroduce water elements to the public realm in endlessly innovative ways.
By integrating stunning aesthetics with the latest sustainable technologies, water features have been elevated from functional or playable pieces to elements of stunning architecture. A sense of grand scale and opulence is conveyed, coupled with water’s power to soothe and calm the senses in an immersive experience that is completely customisable to any space. 
Designed and fabricated in Australia to suit the needs of the Australian environment, Atlantis elements are fully supported by an expert Brisbane-based team for ultimate piece of mind.
The Atlantis Liquid Dynamics range ensures designers can obtain the aesthetics they crave, while achieving the quality and delivery timelines they need. Using the best quality materials and a secured supply chain, delivery is available across Australia, supported by specification and installation documentation. 
All measurements are in metric units and flow rates provided in litres per minute, making it easier to work within design software and marry into construction infrastructure on the job site.
Find out more from Atlantis Liquid Dynamics via the links below. 
