The media artist and „Father of Electric Art“ has made a name for himself with happenings and objects at home and abroad. Since the beginning of the 1970s he has devoted his attention to psychological and acoustic studies intensively. He uses his findings on the emotional effect of light and sound in his works as well as in the development of Klafs Aquaviva.
Aquaviva is an object of art for mind and body. As a green glass object it adorns the cabin wall and puts the sauna bathers into a meditative mood with optical and acoustic stimuli. With the twittering of birds, the rustling of leaves and the roaring of water as in the open countryside.
Supported by modulations of light that undulate like flowing water through the irregularly shaped glass. That is how Aquaviva takes you on a journey into the land of fantasy. To a stroll beneath sun-dappled leafy vaults or a dip in a rushing mountain stream.
The pleasant influence of light and sound enhance and accelerate the process of rest and refreshment leading to unexpected physical and mental relaxation.

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