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With his amazing invention of the flooform, John Wilkes revealed the hidden secrets of the world of water and at the same time created a beautiful form - a work of art.

He was tasked with researching water and its relationship to special surfaces that can be described mathematically, in terms of their possible impact on water. Water and surface are inextricably linked. Water always moves over surfaces and, after a short or long time, depending on the erosion properties of the material, affects the shape of these surfaces. Water in motion also always tends to create a wide variety of surfaces within itself, but these can be influenced by the state of the water. In life, water movement plays a major role in shaping processes. Indeed, any process of shaping the physical at a given time point has a fluid state.

For the first time fully revealed in this book, his research is of great importance for such topical areas as agriculture and irrigation, food production and processing, water treatment and recycling processes, health and cosmetic products.