Flying Rocks explores the tension between weight and freedom. Inspired by
the contrast between physical limitations and human imagination, the work
reflects on the possibility of transcending boundaries and reimagining what
seems impossible.
Flying Rocks explores the tension between weight and freedom. Inspired by
the contrast between physical limitations and human imagination, the work
reflects on the possibility of transcending boundaries and reimagining what
seems impossible.
| Dimensions | 600 X 800 mm |
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