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Titled Cantamar and Granite the collection is suspended as each rock is attached while hanging in mid-air. Based on research relays exceptional balancing acts in each piece. Those arrangements are supported with bits of steel and while the material is present it remains hidden and largely out of sight to the unsuspecting eye. Cantamar and Granite are also largely reminiscent of clouds. On top of the hovering motif, the rocks are also circular mimicking. The exact layout of skylines in place of a blue color scheme yellow palette however introduces fresh tones to the artistic niche. Five huge columns are covered with a rock blanket or Kakahu a protective woven pebble cloak. 12,000 quartz pebbles from Southland and 1000 greywacke pebbles. By Chris Booth Magnificent and Stunning Indian rock and Stone carved Temples and statues are examples of monolith Indian rock-cut architecture. These Ancient stone carvings are one of the major attractions of the country located across the different regions and states. Here is the list of the top 15 magnificent rocks and stone carvings of India. Rock-cut statues have been listed in a separate article such as the rock-cut sitting Buddha statue at Bojjannakonda Rani ki vav Stone carvings Qutb Minar Stone carving and Gommateshvara Bahubali Statue. Sanchi Stupa or the Great Stupa is the oldest stone structure in India. The Sanchi Stupa is one best-preserved ancient stupas in central India and is surrounded by a railing with four carved gateways facing all four directions. Indian rock-cut sculpture involves a dexterous sculptural art that is derived after cutting out the solid rocks to produce mythological scenes, fanaticism, and eroticism mainly found in the states of Bihar, Orissa, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and some states of south India. Some of the finest rocks cut structures are found in Bihar and Maharashtra. Chaityas and vihara are rock-cut structures made for Buddhist and Jain monks as their residence and worshipping zones. A creator of various styles of Land Art he is ever in search of different. Be it with stones or leaves inland or on beaches. He has even created works in derelict environments using materials such as broken glass or ashes and general debris. The scale of his work varies massively, he may use stones or driftwood to make something minimal. Otherwise, he may be seen drawing massive scale sand drawings up to 50 meters across. His work is ephemeral in many different ways most often the weather and immediate climate will make his work disappear be blown down or be washed away by the tide and sometimes other people will interfere. This is all part of the creative process and has proven to benefit his work. Jon’s practice is not just something he enjoys but it is also a therapy for him an escape from the stresses of everyday life. Jon began his journey making Land Art & Sculpture. while in college but he feels his creative play with materials and innovative ideas is something that started long before. Most of his work takes place in an already beautiful setting such as the Pembroke shire coastline. Having grown up there he saw the beauty of the coastline and woodlands and made use of them by collaborating with nature itself. Renowned for her installations and performances that exhibit around the world Berlin-based artist Chiharu Shiota targets the intangible. Her largest exhibition entitled The Soul Trembles takes viewers on a journey to themselves. Their innermost identities aren’t always accessible or visible to us on the surface. Shiota is a multimedia artist well known for her use of thread sculpted to span the length of a room. In contrast, Shiota also uses minuscule everyday objects that get tangled in the thread of her massive pieces. String for me is like drawing in the air. It’s like a 3-dimensional drawing. She said in an interview at the Art Gallery of South Australia.