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The very first time I tried balancing stones was back in 2010. I saw some stone sculptures in a park, when an old, wise man told me that it was a symbol for the balance of nature. I liked that idea, and after that I started making easy stone sculptures. After a while, I started experimenting with balance and I tried to make stone sculptures that had such small balance points so that it almost would look impossible.I really loved that. Both because it felt like a challenge, but also because it forced me to get really still and quiet, and focus on one thing only; to find the tiny, tiny balance point.
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Impossible? A stroke of the pen can turn that around. I'm Possible.
Thanks Mel
Beautiful!
THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL. I KNOW THEY ARE REAL I'VE WITNESSED MY GRANDDAUGHTER PUT THEM TOGETHER, TRULY AMAZING:)
A world in balance - what an inspiring concept....
Something I have never thought about. Provocative . . .
I loved this video. Brings a very tranquil feeling. Takes skill and a lot of patience.
Such beautiful creativity! I admire her patience, her stillness and her harmony with nature.
She must have the patience of Job. I don't have that much patience. I was going to be a doctor once, but I didn't have any patients.
She has such amazing patience and a free spirit!!
Not a fan, disrupts the ecosystem. We as humans do way too much to cause damage without doing stone balancing, especially in the water.
Patience Galore !!
Very interesting....something to think about.