urn for over-fertilized soil, urn for rich soil, urn for poor soil, photograph of wastewater | Media | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Four equally-sized cones are arranged in a horizontal row with alternating overlap. Each cone has a circular base and narrows to a sharp point; they appear to have been made of natural materials. The cones have an unique geodesic appearance in shades of grey, white, light brown, and slate blue. The colors are arranged as if mounds of dirt or soil were scooped over the pile below and falling along the sides. The cones each appear to have uneven chips and cracks along its surface, with the two center cones showing significantly more curved layering.

Mourn, 2017-ongoing
urn for over-fertilized soil, urn for rich soil, urn for poor soil,....
Courtesy of the Energy and Raw Materials Factory initiated by the Dutch Water....
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