Steel Wire Sculptures by Tomohiro Inaba

Japanese artist Tomohiro Inaba creates these whimsical sculptures of steel. A large skull resting on a pedestal, a deer gazing in the grass… each of these forms appears to be spontaneously unraveling from a solid mass into wire into the air. Pretty inventive work.

Website: www.tomohiro-inaba.com

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