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The work of civilization, or more precisely the state...consists in the elimination of mud and its replacement by its purer constituents, land and water.
James C. Scott, Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States (2017), p. 56
Sifões/u-bend pipes—the first over the Guarapiranga River, the second over the Pinheiros (not pictured), in Socorro-Santo Amaro
Storm drain, in Ipiranga—draining towards Córrego São José
Carroça-pipa, 19th century, depicted in A.A. Freitas, Tradições e reminiscências paulistanas (1921)
Fountain (bica? fonte?) in Sesc Vila Pompéia
Viaducts and waterways: Rio Tamanduateí between Ipiranga and Moóca
Schematic profile of actual and proposed water supply, ca. 1911. Source: Motta, Estudos preliminares para o reforço d’água na cidade de São Paulo (1911), Biblioteca Escola Politécnica-USP
Amigos do Ben ad, Santos-Imigrantes metro station. No water in the backlands. Meanwhile, in the Southeast...
Fountain, Hospedaria do Imigrante, Brás
“Aqueduct 3″ under construction (1933) part of the Rio Claro system, east of São Paulo. Near Sapopemba, between Córregos das Pedras and Cabeceira. Source: Acervo Sabesp/Fundação de Energia e Saneamento
Anhanga fantasmal, feito de tabatinga Guincha, entrou pelo chão como o Anhangabaú. E a alvura se tornou cimento-armado, é cinza Tinge a garoa Borba Gato Engaguaçu...
“Tabatinguera” Mario de Andrade, 1922
Projeto de revisão do traçado dos córregos e localização de bicas e nascentes do sítio urbano de São Paulo. Mapeamento independente, não atrelado a qualquer coletivo, iniciativa ou órgão público. — Map created by hezbolago in CARTO
A new(ish) interactive hydrographic map of São Paulo, combining official documents, historical maps, and independent investigation. By “Hezbolago” in their own words: NÃO É UM COLETIVO, INICIATIVA OU GRUPO. É UMA TÁTICA DE AÇÃO, UM JEITO DE FAZER (E DE NÃO FAZER) AS COISAS.
Three part tile mural depicting water in three historical times in São Paulo outside the Sabesp EEA Vila América, southwest of Ave Paulista. Made at the Liceu de Arte e Oficios de São Paulo in 1945...since then, touched up by local street artists.
Os brasileiros, assim como a maioria dos habitantes do planeta, vivem a catástrofe ambiental mas dão outros nomes a ela. Se a água não presta ou se a água falta, acham que basta ter aumento de salário, para poder comprar água no supermercado, ou o governo do momento fazer uma obra, para que a água volte para as torneiras. Ainda não compreenderam que a água será a maior preocupação de seus filhos e netos.
Eliane Brum “Lula, o inconciliável” EL PAÍS, 11 April 2018
Invisibility is indeed the height of conquest. Let us think about it for just a moment: who could seriously imagine a water strike?
Jean-Pierre Goubert, The Conquest of Water: The Advent of Health in the Industrial Age, trans. Andrew Wilson (Princeton University Press, 1986), 26.
Torrential downpour at Praça Vilaboim, Higienópolis/Pacaembu
Closeup detail of water pipe plan, taken from 1926 report on Adutora Rio Claro, by Eng. Henrique Novaes (map designed by RAE)—detail of parts of Luz, Santa Ifigênia, Campos Eliseos, and Bom Retiro