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Water in its natural state flows downward due to gravity. Through the hands of artists, utilizing the terrain and topography, natural water flows are transformed into rapids, streams, waterfalls, and ponds. Typical water features include the terraced gardens of Italy and the classical gardens of China. In the Middle Ages, after the European Industrial Revolution, hydraulic machinery was developed, allowing water to overcome gravity and become pressurized flow, creating vast spaces for water features. Coupled with modern high technology, the use of water, fire, light, electricity, and sound has elevated water feature art to a higher artistic platform.
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The environment centered around water is called a water landscape. In the realm of hydraulics, water is divided into static water - hydrostatics and dynamic water - hydrodynamics. The states of water are liquid, solid, and gas. Various states of water are used to create water landscape art.
In its natural state, water flows downward due to gravity. Through the hands of artists, utilizing terrain and topography, natural water flows are transformed into rapids, streams, waterfalls, ponds, and other water landscapes. Typical water landscapes include the terraced gardens of Italy and the classical gardens of China. In the Middle Ages, after the Industrial Revolution in Europe, hydraulic machinery was developed, allowing water to overcome gravity and become pressurized flow, creating vast spaces for water landscapes. Coupled with modern high technology, the use of water, fire, light, electricity, and sound has elevated water landscape art to a higher artistic platform.
Water landscapes have undergone more than 2000 years of development, and both their appearance and connotation have become quite complete and rich. Water landscapes can serve as the main subject or as a complement; they can be grand in scale or gentle streams, and can also provide entertainment for homeowners in residential areas.
In its natural state, water flows downward due to gravity. Through the hands of artists, utilizing terrain and topography, natural water flows are transformed into rapids, streams, waterfalls, ponds, and other water landscapes. Typical water landscapes include the terraced gardens of Italy and the classical gardens of China. In the Middle Ages, after the Industrial Revolution in Europe, hydraulic machinery was developed, allowing water to overcome gravity and become pressurized flow, creating vast spaces for water landscapes. Coupled with modern high technology, the use of water, fire, light, electricity, and sound has elevated water landscape art to a higher artistic platform.
Water landscapes have undergone more than 2000 years of development, and both their appearance and connotation have become quite complete and rich. Water landscapes can serve as the main subject or as a complement; they can be grand in scale or gentle streams, and can also provide entertainment for homeowners in residential areas.
The shape of water is determined by the form of the water body. In landscape architecture, static lake surfaces often feature embankments, bridges, and islands, with the aim of delineating the water surface, increasing the layers and depth of the water surface, and expanding the sense of space to enhance the beauty and interest of the garden.
Light and shadow borrow from:
1. Reflections in pairs: Surrounding scenery reflects in the water, creating dual images, with upper and lower reflections enhancing depth and expanding the sense of space.
2. Borrowing scenery for illusion: The design of objects along the shore must consider the orientation, size, and surrounding environment of the water surface simultaneously to achieve the desired effect. This method of borrowing from the illusory scenery can increase people's enjoyment of exploring.
Movement and stillness coexist:
When the wind is calm, a gentle breeze creates fine ripples, adding dynamism to the reflections on the lake and producing a sense of hazy beauty. In strong winds, the water surface is stirred into waves, causing the reflections to disappear instantly.
Light and shadow borrow from:
1. Reflections in pairs: Surrounding scenery reflects in the water, creating dual images, with upper and lower reflections enhancing depth and expanding the sense of space.
2. Borrowing scenery for illusion: The design of objects along the shore must consider the orientation, size, and surrounding environment of the water surface simultaneously to achieve the desired effect. This method of borrowing from the illusory scenery can increase people's enjoyment of exploring.
Movement and stillness coexist:
When the wind is calm, a gentle breeze creates fine ripples, adding dynamism to the reflections on the lake and producing a sense of hazy beauty. In strong winds, the water surface is stirred into waves, causing the reflections to disappear instantly.
In human settlement environments, "water comes first"; in garden design, "water is prioritized"; and landscape painters "understand water before painting mountains." The transformation from the real shape of water to a virtual abstract state gives water material, ecological, life, and spiritual attributes. The cultural attributes of water are reflected in different aspects and forms, among which the philosophical and aesthetic meanings of mountains are the most impactful components of cultural attributes, with a wide range of manifestations. The expression of water environment art design in gardens is even more profound. The concept of gardens expands into cities, and the role of water in shaping urban quality transcends its material significance, moving into the realm of aesthetics. Whether in the water environment art design of ancient villages or in garden water environment design, the aesthetic characteristics of water hold universal significance. The "beauty of flow," "beauty of clarity," "ethereal beauty," "beauty of clear sound," and "integrated beauty" of water are all showcased in the vast world.
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