Water Organoids is a performance that challenges its audience’s perception of the most experienced and vital material on earth, yet perhaps the most disregarded by unsustainable development: Water. With a narration that blurs scales, Water Organoids is an “immersive microscope” that films an invisible and counter-intuitive reality of self-organizing water-based structures. Patterns in motion emerges from fluids and grains that are manipulated in front of the audience and brought to its eyes in large scale projections. In this process, the emergence of artistic and natural forms are indiscernible: rather than controlling each steps in the creation of a piece, actions are curated during ongoing natural processes. We develop our medium around custom technologies such as a robotic traveling system for slow camera motions and an original lighting and actuation system.