Some of his early projects in 1992 involved inventorying various configurations of stones and trash. Organic Way, Penguin Spiral , 1999. Kostroma wanted to see how rain fits into more inclusive systems and interacts with gravitational and magnetic forces. Not being a scientist himself and only remembering bits of information he had learned in school, he approached Tamara Alexandrovna Pershina, a physicist at the Main Geophysical Observatory in St. Petersburg, who has studied and photographed micro drops of rain for the last several decades. With the help of her work, Kostroma noted a similarity between rain patterns and those formed by the Milky Way and reached certain understandings.
Rain is essential for life.
Passions are covered by rain. In particular, he was drawn to the spiral movement of rain streams. Drops are distributed on the plane along arches, in layers, and form segments of circles with a radius from 15 to 50 mm. 4 How to measure rain volumetrically proved to be a great challenge. Scientists have used buckets.