Polygone Riviera

This fountain has a highly symbolic component and is made up of a cup-shaped sculpture, which allows the water to overflow.

The Double Negative Fountain by Tim Noble and Sue Webster is found in one of the areas of the Polygone Riviera, and represents the oldest form of public art: the fountain sculpture. Its shape at first sight it surprising, it draws as a negative the two profiles of the artists (Tim Noble and Sue Webster), who are looking at each other under the water. Between the figuration and abstract, this fountain references this fragile and necessary balance between contradictory personalities or entities such as love and hate, romance and suffering, negative and positive...