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showcases a 14-second video of Brno’s digital water curtain fountain in Czech Republic, where computer-controlled jets form pixel-like displays of current time (e.g., 17:42) and date (e.g., 20.09.) against a scenic park backdrop with a historic church spire.
This modern installation, operational since around 2014 near Janáček Theatre, revives ancient clepsydra technology-dating to 2000 BC in Mesopotamia-with hydraulic precision, achieving over 500,000 views by evoking the fleeting beauty of time through ephemeral water art.
Replies highlight comparable Japanese water clocks, like Osaka’s 2011 version developed by Koei, sparking discussions on global engineering ingenuity and how such public features enhance urban aesthetics without permanent structures.
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