水塔

混合介质(光纤、PET瓶、光源、音响)

Munro 21岁时读了莱尔·沃森写的书《未知事物的礼物》。沃森是一位在公认科学边缘运作的激进思想家。这本书中，沃森描述了一个住在印度尼西亚群岛一个岛上的年轻女孩蒂亚 ，她拥有一种神奇的天赋，可以看到颜色的声音，这种现象被称为“颜色联觉”。沃森还声称，地球在上层大气中有一个自然脉冲，每天共振69次。脉搏发出的低沉音调远低于人的听觉。为了向沃森致敬，“水塔”由69座塔楼组成，它们会随着内部发出的音乐而改变颜色。每个塔大约有两米高，由200多个堆叠的水瓶组成，由光纤照明。在最初的结构中，这些塔就像迷宫状排列的巨大液体光电池。音乐从塔楼中传出；电影原声反映了许多国家音乐的多样性。

这件作品最初创作于2010年，并在英国威尔特郡索尔兹伯里大教堂的回廊内展出。

Water-Towers

Mixed media (optical fibre, PET bottles, light source, audio)

At the age of  21 Munro read a book called The Gifts of Unknown Things by Lyall Watson, a radical thinker operating on the margins of accepted science. In it Watson describes Tia, a young girl living on an island in the Indonesian archipelago who possesses the magical gift of seeing sounds in colour, a phenomenon known as Colour Synesthesia. Watson also claimed  the Earth has a natural pulse in the upper atmosphere, resonating at a rate of 69 beats per day. The pulse forms a deep note well below human powers of hearing. As a tribute to Watson, Water-Towers consists of 69 towers that change colour in response to the music emanating from within them. Each tower is about two meters tall and made from over 200 stacked water bottles illuminated by optic fibres. In their original formation the towers resembled enormous liquid batteries of light arranged in a maze formation. Music emanates from the towers; the soundtrack reflects the musical diversity of many nations.

The piece was originally created and exhibited in 2010 within the Cloisters of Salisbury Cathedral, Wiltshire in the UK.