<p>By Ana Maria Travares (Brazil 1958).
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Travares was amazed at the art of engineering with which enormous amounts of water are kept under control in The Netherlands and started researching  Sonsbeek Park’s carefully designed brooks. With the aid of a pendulum she discovered 5 junctions of underground streams, known as fountainheads. At every fountainhead there now lies a large circular mirror surrounded by a broad stone edge in which  a mantra is engraved: Desire, Deserve, Delight, Still Life, Sparkling Water, Still Water, Sparkling Life. The stones also refer tot the rich but unknown history of these streams.
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