Organic Sculptures by Jaehyo Lee

Korean artist Jaehyo Lee creates unique 3D decorative pieces from assembly of natural materials, such as wood pieces, branches, leaves, bolts, and nails by sculpting, grinding and refining them into geometrical shapes – mesmerizing spheres, hemispheres, or cylinders.

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