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Recently, the Japanese government considered the ocean discharge program as a viable strategic plan. The Japanese government has decided to start discharging treated Fukushima nuclear wastewater on August 24, 2023 into the Pacific Ocean. The total amount of nuclear wastewater is more than one million tons. And this nuclear wastewater is contaminated with radionuclides, and they will be discharged into the ocean after being filtered and diluted under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

And this act has led to a gradual increase in concern among neighboring countries.

On 7 July, China’s customs department announced a ban on the import of food products from ten Japanese prefectures.

South Korean opposition lawmakers and media also strongly oppose the plan, referring to the water as ‘contaminated’. The South Korean government continues to ban the import of seafood products from eight prefectures in Japan.

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At 1:23 am on April 26, 1986, an explosion occurred in Reactor No. 4 at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant near Pripyat. The successive explosions triggered fires and emitted large quantities of high-energy radioactive material into the atmosphere, which covered a large area with radioactive dust. The accident is considered to be the worst nuclear power accident in history and the first mega-accident to be rated as a level 7 event on the International Nuclear Event Scale.

The total cost of the disaster is estimated at $68 billion. The accident may have been the real catalyst for the collapse of the Soviet Union five years later.

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Fukushima nuclear power plant accident in Japan

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Fukushima nuclear power plant accident in Japan

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On March 11, 2011, a powerful 9.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the east coast of Japan. A tsunami was triggered and huge waves washed over coastal defenses, flooding reactors and causing a severe nuclear leak.

The Fukushima disaster was classified as a top-level event by the International Atomic Energy Agency. It was also the second event to reach that level after the 1986 Chornobyl disaster.

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There are serious safety concerns at Sellafield, the UK's largest nuclear waste storage facility. Sellafield is responsible for the storage and disposal of nuclear waste from the nuclear weapons and nuclear power industries and is the largest such facility in Europe. In addition to UK-produced nuclear waste, Sellafield receives nuclear waste from countries such as Italy, Japan, and Germany, which is reprocessed at Sellafield into MOX (mixed oxide nuclear fuel) fuel and then shipped back to all countries. The facility began leaking three years earlier, and the British government hid it for three whole years.

The building in question, B30, was a sludge pond containing large quantities of corrosive nuclear fuel; because of the age of its construction, its concrete and asphalt skin was riddled with cracks, which were getting worse and worse, leading to a continuous leakage of radioactive material into the ground.

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Japan discharges nuclear wastewater into the sea

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Japan discharges nuclear wastewater into the sea

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At 13:00 on August 24, TEPCO operators started the ALPS nuclear contaminated water treatment system at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant to begin the initial discharge of nuclear contaminated water.

The discharge on the 24th is expected to be 200 to 210 tons, and the current round of sea discharge will last for 17 days, discharging a total of about 7,800 tons of nuclear contaminated water. TEPCO said it plans to discharge 31,200 tons of nuclear-contaminated water in four discharges within 2023.

Protesters: The Government of Japan and the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) refer to the contaminated water as "treated water". The contaminated water contains radioactive substances such as tritium, which cannot be completely removed, so it is diluted with water and then discharged. The Japanese Government says that it is safe for everyone to feel at ease and that the treated contaminated water is safe to drink, but in reality, there are still many problems. In other words, the discharge of nuclear contaminated water into the sea is not only a problem in Japan at Fukushima, but a problem that will spread to the whole world.

This behavior of Japan has seriously increased the health concerns of people in Asia, Korea, China and Japan. And this behavior, over time, all living things will be affected by this.

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Vladimir Tatlin, a Russian artist and designer, was the main initiator of the Constructivist movement. His work style is characterized by abstraction and industrialization, and he is committed to combining art with industry and technology to create new art forms.

"Tatlin Tower" is one of his most famous works, a huge spiral steel building (it resembles a conch, winding upward) planned to celebrate the Russian Revolution. The building's design reflects constructivism's passion for industrialization and modernization, as well as its exploration of art forms.

Constructivism: Sculpture made from pieces of metal, glass, wood, cardboard, or plastic fabric. The emphasis is on the potential (movement) in space, rather than the sense of volume that traditional sculpture focuses on. Constructivism accepted Cubist techniques of mounting and relief, and changed the traditional addition and subtraction of sculpture into fabric and combination; At the same time, it also absorbed the geometric abstract concept of absolutism, and even applied it to hanging objects and relief components, which had a decisive influence on modern sculpture.

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Officially known as the Japan Radio Tower, it is a radio tower located in Shiba Park, Tokyo, Japan. It was built in 1958. At 332.9 m (1,092 ft), it is the second tallest structure in Japan, after the Tokyo Sky Tree. Modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the structure is painted white and international orange to comply with aviation safety regulations.

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The ArcelorMittal Orbit is a 114.5 m high observation tower located in the Queen Elizabeth II Olympic Park in London, England. The ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower is the largest piece of public art in the UK and was built to celebrate London's hosting of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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The distinctive three-leaf shape at the base of the Burj Khalifa is inspired by the desert flower spider orchid. The shape of the flower inspired world-renowned architect Adrian Smith, who abstracted the six petals into three to form the main shape of the Burj Khalifa.

As a landmark of Dubai, Burj Khalifa stands for the modernity and prosperity of the city. You can learn how to design landmark and culturally significant buildings that showcase the image and values of the city. How to incorporate sustainability principles into the design to reduce environmental impact and improve the ecological efficiency of the building.

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TEPCO claims that the cooling water used for nuclear fuel contains a variety of radioactive substances, but after purification with special equipment, most of the substances can be removed, but substances such as tritium will still remain.

Over the years, more than 1,000 storage tanks have been stored at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant to store 1.32 million tons of treated water, enough water to fill more than 528 Olympic-sized swimming pools.

Japan built a pretreatment device at the factory, including 10 storage tanks with a total capacity of 10,000 tons. The wastewater was circulated, stirred and tested. After six days, it was confirmed that radioactive substances other than tritium did not exceed the standard. It is poured into a tank slightly smaller than a swimming pool, diluted 100 times with seawater, and then discharged through a pipeline into the sea 1 kilometer away from the coast of Fukushima.

This process is said to last 30 years. The health and fate of people around the world are at stake. The Japanese government has put on a show of indifference, taking everything for granted. This, together with state support, keeps the emissions program on track.

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When Japan announced its emission plan, the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the highest-level nuclear accident occurred at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, and the wastewater it produced was completely different from the wastewater from a normally operating nuclear power plant. Otherwise, Japan would have There is no need to seal the water tightly in jars. The two cannot be confused.

South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs requested the International Atomic Energy Agency to publish a comprehensive assessment report containing the verification results of the nuclear wastewater discharge plan as soon as possible, and also emphasized the need for experts and research institutions from South Korea and other stakeholder parties to participate in the review.

In an article in Science magazine in January this year, Robert Richmond, a marine biologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, was quoted as saying that diluted water is safer than drinking water, which sounds surprising. Rest assured, it is still thousands of times higher than levels in natural seawater. And this water will be concentrated in one point for decades, so tritium and other radioactive isotopes may still accumulate in marine life and be passed to humans through the food chain.

Richmond believes there are more feasible ways, such as passing wastewater into tanks filled with oysters and oysters, which will eat plankton and solidify radioactive elements into their shells; or simply store the water directly for 40 to 60 years. Because the half-life of tritium is only about 12 years.If there are more reliable ways, then why not try new ways to minimize the damage as much as possible.

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Spreading of nuclear wastewater for 240 days

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Spreading of nuclear wastewater for 240 days

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when I try to make a mold, cause the 3d print is very light. so I have put some stuffs to weight down this tower to keep it from floating up.

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The first time is difficult to subdivide by the surface.

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Design according to the shape of the conch.

Select from life in the ocean, design. Indirect expression of the effects of nuclear wastewater discharge on Marine organisms.

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Medusa tower

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when I apply stl format in school's technology space. the computer was crash

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when I apply stl format in school's technology space. the computer was crash

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It's difficult for me when I created model on Blender. I did not know anything about Blender. So I choose Blender it is a challenger for me , but I think I can do it!

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adding a material on object

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add material on each part

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Gregor teach me how to cutting wood board

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Gregor teach me how to cutting wood board

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first time made !

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get  a hole in this board. It should be holded by this stool.

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get  a hole in this board. It should be holded by this stool.

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First place each block on the table in its corresponding position, record it, and then fix it with glue.

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It can clamp the object and help the object to be more firmly between the glue.

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It can clamp the object and help the object to be more firmly between the glue.

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I talk to teacher about how to make this band. First I need to determine the color I want to use, and then I need to determine the length. After discussion with workshop teacher, I changed the material and continued to use wood to make the band.

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Cut the width I need

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I will make plastic band with this plastic.(first choice)

after talk with workshop teacher Hannah) The plastic is heated with a heating machine and then stretched to get the desired spiral shape.

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I discussed my ideas with Gregor(workshop teacher), and I want to spray on the plastic. Then he gave me this material, It is so good, and the color is similar to my 3d making. and it is easy to change the band shape, so I chose this!

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Punch holes in the brackets to create support for installing the band later.

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Punch holes in the brackets to create support for installing the band later.

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Serra ARC

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follow more details on stick，Sand away the paint marks and paint the whole thing black so that the whole stick looks clean and neat.

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follow more details on stick，Sand away the paint marks and paint the whole thing black so that the whole stick looks clean and neat.

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American minimalist artist and sculptor. His work used non-traditional industrial materials and began to emphasize the physical nature of art. The heavy metal panels are in an unstable state of balance, and this space sensitizes visitors to the enormous mental stress that arises when they enter the massive walls. This pressure comes from the weight, height, and tilt of the walls, as well as their dark and rusty surfaces.

Serra believed that the sculpture had a specific place and could not be placed anywhere else. Serra makes an oft-quoted statement about the nature of site-specific art when he says, "To remove the work is to destroy the work." -- My work is about the topic of nuclear wastewater discharge into the sea because this behavior will seriously affect the ecological balance and pose a threat to human health. Just as seawater eats away at iron, nuclear wastewater eats away at all living things and people. Therefore, if the factory tower is to be placed in a specific location, the seaside or near the factory will be the first choice.

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what I can learn from Richard Serra work

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what I can learn from Richard Serra work

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1. The relationship between material and form: Serra's work emphasizes the close relationship between material and form. He often uses industrial materials such as steel and iron to create sculptures, shaping the form of the work through the properties and structure of the material. From this, one can learn how to realize the purpose of artistic creation by choosing appropriate materials.

2. Exploration of space and environment: Serra's works are often closely related to the environment and space, and he focuses on the relationship and interaction between his works and their surroundings. By creating works in different places, he explores the relationship between art and space, time, and audience. From this, one can learn how to integrate art with the environment and create works with a unique sense of space.

3. Audience Participation and Sensory Experience: Serra's work often requires the audience to participate, experiencing the work through physical perception and action. His sculptures are often large and three-dimensional, in which the audience can walk, touch, and feel the immersive experience brought by the works. From this, one can learn how to enrich the connotation and meaning of artworks through audience participation and sensory experience.

4. The concepts of time and change: Serra's works often have the concepts of time and change, which change with the movement of the audience and the surrounding environment. His works can present different perspectives and feelings, allowing the audience to have a deeper understanding of time and space. From this, one can learn how to express the concepts of time and change through artwork, provoking the viewer's thoughts and feelings.

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Vincent Leroy's works often fuse art and technology, utilizing advanced technological means to create stunning artistic effects. He utilizes a variety of technological elements, such as mechanical devices, light and shadow effects, projection techniques, etc., to combine technology with art and present a unique form of artistic expression. From this, one can learn how to utilize technology to expand artistic expression and create novel and attractive artworks. His works also often have a strong sense of space and audience experience. His installations are often large and three-dimensional, allowing the viewer to walk, touch and feel the immersive experience of the work. Through the interaction with the works, the audience can have in-depth perception and experience, so as to understand and appreciate the works of art more deeply. The installation artworks he designed are movable or reaction-triggered, and the audience's behavior can directly affect the changes and performance of the works, thus establishing an interactive and symbiotic relationship with the works. From this, we can learn how to enrich the meaning and significance of artworks through audience participation and interaction, creating a more vivid and energizing art experience.

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Antony Gormley is a world-renowned British sculptor. Gormley's work often focuses on the human body, and he explores its form, posture, and presence in depth. His sculptures are often sculptural models of human bodies, sometimes concrete individuals, sometimes abstract humanoid silhouettes. These works embody his concern for the human body and existence, as well as his meditation on the place and meaning of man in the world. His works are often strongly experiential, and the audience can perceive and understand the works through physical participation and interaction. His sculptures are often huge, occupying entire exhibition Spaces where the viewer can walk through, surround, and even enter the work, interacting and symbiosis with it. But although Gormley's work often focuses on the human body, his style is not limited to direct representations of the human form, but rather combines abstraction and figurativity to create impressive art forms. His work sometimes simplifies the human form, emphasizing geometric shapes and lines, and sometimes places the human sculpture in different environments and materials, making it relevant and conversational with the surrounding space. Gormley's work is often associated with specific places and Spaces, and he considers the relationship between the work and the exhibition venue, as well as how the work interacts with the viewer's body and perception. His work is often exhibited outdoors, creating a dialogue with the natural environment and urban landscape, while also exploring the space and viewer experience in indoor exhibitions.

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The shape of the apple is different for every artist.

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The shape of the apple is different for every artist.

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replace Burj Khalifa

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This shape is like wave shape

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I learned the most during this program. From the emergence of ideas, to change. Presenting the idea in physical form, but the work was also being revised all the time without stopping. I feel that with all artwork, none of it is perfect, and revising is the best skill for growth. I learned how to use a blender in this project. learned how to use 3d printing, laser cutting, using a machine to cut wood, making holes for boards, etc... I also used a lot of new tools and utilized new materials in the 3D workshop. I found it to be the most fulfilling and interesting process. I only thought I could draw and paint, I never thought I could make 3D works. But this time it was a great success for me. But there are still places that are not particularly perfect and need to be improved. For example, I didn't always pay attention to the details of each corten steel when cutting, resulting in uneven cuts. When coloring the objects, it was not done very well. But I did my best to fill in the gaps. I am most satisfied with the Bond on the factory. it is very smooth and very natural. It blends in with the whole object.

I hope to learn from this experience and try new materials and new methods in my future studies!

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I made the factory tower because I wanted it to be a landmark, a reminder to people to protect the sea and to resist the discharge of nuclear waste water.