'Sounds of Water' begins with the 3 basalt columns at the center of the sculpture to cascade down through channels representing human, agricultural and industrial use of water.

The Living Water Drop is a microscopic image of a healthy water drop carved in granite with water flowing from its center.

The water moves through flowforms to reach the 'industrial' pool.

Stone in 'industrial' pond that shares statistical information about water uses.

Carved marble line the steps of the 'human' water trough with images of mayfly, rotifer, snake and camyl.

The tiled trough is lined with statistics about human water use.

Beginning at the center of the sculpture, the 'agricultural' trough cascades to the fish pond.

A pound of cotton uses 1,300 gallons to produce.