Waterscapes: Minimalist aquariums that float the idea of underwater 3D printing
In her Waterscapes series, Japanese designer and founder of Misawa Design Institute, Haruka Misawa crafts minimalist aquariums that feature 3D printed objects inspired by marine plant life.

Mimicking coral and other aquatic features, the miniature sculptures are digitally manufactured and placed inside simple square-shaped tanks, creating interesting new homes for fish to swim in-between and hide. What's particularly smart is the addition of bubbles of air within each aquarium, to supposedly allow plants to thrive.
Recently on display at an exhibition in Taiwan, you can discover more at misawa.ndc.co.jp, or see the fish tanks in action by watching the soothing video below.
Via Colossal | All images courtesy of Haruka Misawa








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