I love this art installation. Gravity-defying.
The little girl was explaining how the stones became suspended in the air and you can barely see us!
My shot of Chofi Potter and the Sorcerer's Stones. >:P
Now lemme zoom...
Intense detail, isn't?
Entrada del Rio De Binondo. Binondo, Manila during Spanish Era.
Escolta, Manila, Philippines.
Chinatown in painting
Old illustrated map of the Philippines.
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wow it's raining rocks. i like that installation too =)
ReplyDeletewhat a fun museum, and i LOVE that stone installation. wow!
ReplyDeletehow on earth they installed the stones? lots of dedication needed for sure !
ReplyDeleteRia & Kim, same here! i was really in shocked when i saw this whole mass of installation in the middle of the galley :)
ReplyDeleteTiq, actually they are not real/purely stones. But they are made of materials resembling a stone. Probably lighter ones to keep it off the ground. :)
@Tiq:
ReplyDeleteEach rock hangs by a nylon string from a metal grid 20 meters above the floor. Think of it as a giant "pabitin."
@gracey:
The rocks and carpet are made out of paper.
Thanks for the correction and info Carla! :)
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