The result is In Good Hands: a series of twenty pens, each featuring a small glass sphere filled with water. As the pen moves across the page, the water glistens over the paper. The pen literally brings water to the table, creating an opening for conversations about water, responsibility and the built environment.
The pens are entrusted to ‘water carriers’: professionals exploring how they can give water a different role in their work. By passing the pens on, a growing network can emerge of people who not only talk about change, but put it into practice.