A Red Bridge Made of 20000 Paper Sheets by Steve Messam

British artist Steve Messam built an amazing red bridge made of 20 000 paper sheets. This bridge is in a good balance thanks to 4 tons of stones fixed at the extremities, above a rural lake of the National Park of Cumbria, in England. This project is in the continuity of his project “Lakes Ignite” through he explores the possibilities of creations around lakes.

Source: http://www.fubiz.net/
Images: http://www.stevemessam.co.uk/

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