Suspended Stones Design by Jaehyo Lee

Korean artist Jaehyo Lee uses natural stones to create these inspiring installations, giving a new meaning to the world around us by rearranging this natural material into a three dimensional, man-built construction. The shapes of the stones vary, from round to cylinder, all in their natural, non-manipulated form. The stones are hanged by threads from the ceiling, and take the contour of tunnels or ball-like compositions.

Via artboom.info

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