Manikanta Kaveripatnam
The following are some of the pictures taken during my internship at the headquarters of Warka Water Inc. Bomarzo, Italy. Project by an Italian Architect Arturo Vittori. The project is an installation which collects water from the atmosphere such as dew, condensation and rain. It an ideal solution for access of portable water for places where water is not available. The pilot project is located in Ethiopia and a current project is been headed at Haiti.
The inspiration for the Warka project were from the textile used as a mesh to collect water. Once Arturo Vittori noticed water being collected on top of this textile, which was used to harvest olives. From there on developing and evolving versions of The Warka Tower, to help solve real world problems.
Long exposure photography location Dimensions Exposure Focal length ISO speed rating Flash Make Model Lens
Bomarzo, Italy, Star-trail 4935 x 3290 731.0 sec at f / 5.0 42 mm ISO 100 did not fire NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D5500 18.0-140.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
These following are some of the pictures taken to document the process of construction of the tower version 1.8. This version of the project is made entirely out of PVC for testing and durability. Since this model is being used to export to museums around the world for exhibition.
Please click on the black box to play video. Video shot from a drone on autopilot. It a timelapse video of assembling the Warka Tower. (I am the one in the blue)