Olafur Eliasson's New York City Waterfalls. Four man-made waterfalls, ranging in a height from 90—120 ft., in New York Harbor.
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Four beautiful 'waterfalls' installed underneath and along major bridges in NYC. These 'waterfalls' appear as something found in nature, naturally, but have been created by man, pumped through tubes and pressure, to create something that usually occurs naturally. They are placed underneath an industrial landmark, creating an obscure and confusing image of a hybrid of man vs. nature.
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