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Four metal structures pump river water some 30 metres into the air, where it falls freely in liquid curtains 10 to 20 metres wide. "It's about time and experiencing space," Eliasson, 41, said of his creation. Photo: AFP

New York's latest open air art installation is four giant waterfalls.

Four metal structures pump river water some 30 metres into the air, where it falls freely in liquid curtains 10 to 20 metres wide. "It's about time and experiencing space," Eliasson, 41, said of his creation. Photo: AFP

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