How much do we really know about our daily water consumption and how this water is treated? Lausanne’s water-supply system functions like a closed loop: the water is pumped directly from the lake, treated and distributed, then treated again before being discharged back into the lake.
Traite-moi bien! uses a series of toi let bowls to represent the stages of the water treatment cycle. lt also exposes some of the absurdities in our relationship with this vital resource-like the fact that we waste six liters of perfectly clean drinking water with every flush. Ground markings and measuring beakers allow visitors to see the state of the water as it passes through the first eight toilet bowls, which are filled with waste. The next eight bowls demonstrate different water treatment pro cesses, including three examples of plant-based methods, while the last bowl represents the end of the cycle.
Amandine Müller
Gwendoline Zlizi
Sébastien Jobin
Et étudiant·e·s de la classe ES-T JPAY
Centre d’enseignement professionnel de Morges (CEPM)
Morges / Suisse
Florent Lièvre
Professeur
Pesse d'eau, Hippuris vulgaris
Menthe aquatique, Mentha aquatica
Trèfle d'eau, Menyanthes trifoliata
Massette à larges feuilles, Typha latifolia
Véronique des ruisseaux, Veronica beccabunga
WC recyclables
Couvercles et cuvettes en plexiglas
Divers déchets du quotidien
Classe ES-T JPAY (volée 2022-2025)
Centre d’enseignement professionnel de Morges (CEPM)
Amandine Müller
Gwendoline Zlizi
Sébastien Jobin
Romain Marguet
François Caffi
Matheo Affolter
Mikaël Corneille
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