Water Perspective was created for, and presented in the Greek Pavilion at the 48th Venice Biennale in 1999. It is comprised of a perpendicular video projection which only becomes visible through the openings of 936 square-sectioned aluminum tubes (10cm X 10cm X 3.30m), placed next to and above each other, creating a cube which functions as a viewing-perspective grid (3m X 4m X 3.30m). An audiovisual system is placed on the back space, behind the three-dimensional screen. The projection covers the entire back wall and sounds are emitted from the far end of the space. By moving closer and further from the work, one’s perception of it changes all the time. This is achieved by the different perspectives created due to the depth/length of the three-dimensional screen created by the aluminum tubes.