May 26, 2025
Snow melts picturesquely on "Stone Balance" made and photographed by Michael Grab (Alias: "Gravity Glue"). Land artist / photographer. His words: "Gravity is the only âGlueâ that holds these structures in equilibrium."
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Snow melts picturesquely on "Stone Balance" made and photographed by Michael Grab (Alias: "Gravity Glue"). Land artist / photographer. His words: "Gravity is the only âGlueâ that holds these structures in equilibrium."
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âPrinciples for the Development of a Complete Mind: Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Develop your senses- especially learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else.â Leonardo Da Vinci * Balance by Michael Grab, 2012
Stone balance by Michael Grab
GRAVITY GLUE
Gravity Glue
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PĂldoras de piedras.
 En Chichibu, JapĂłn, hay un museo de piedras. Se llama Chinsekikan, que quiere decir âSala de Piedras Curiosasâ. Tienen mĂĄs de 1700 piedras que asemejan rostros humanos. He recordado que yo encontrĂŠ una piedra que sonreĂa. Y otra que tenĂa forma de corazĂłn. LlamarĂŠ al Museo⌠Esto es un trabajo increĂble que requiere mucha paciencia, equilibrio y control de la gravedad. Es de Michael Grab (âŚ
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Michael Grab
Michael Grab's mind-bending rock formations aren't held together by glue or steel rods. Shockingly, his rock piles are stacked using only the laws of gravity.