Soft As Stone: 50 Sculptures That Defy The Laws of Physics
Interview With ArtistIf you’re curious to see one of the biggest oxymorons in material form, you must be introduced to the collection of sculptures created by José Manuel Castro López. This artist seems to manipulate stone shapes as if they were made of soft gum, making them act like an elastic skin or other soft forms. If this doesn’t make much sense to you, we’re not surprised, but we invite you to explore the collection of sculptures we’ve selected for you today.
The Spanish artist once shared that his relationship with stone is not physical, but magical. We must agree that the result of this relationship is indeed full of magic, defying the laws of physics and leaving all viewers amazed.
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Reminds me of my mom shampooing my hair when i was a little kid in the bath 🥲
Why do I feel like I just walked into the bathroom on some one who didn't lock the door?
Looks like lumps of peanut butter that someone has swiped a finger through!
Ok, first I want to say that I DID like a few of them and I'm in no way wanting to diminish the skill and dedication of the artist(s), but if I'm honest, this all got pretty 'samey' pretty quickly and by about #20 I was scrolling a little faster and only really stopping for ones that looked a bit more different than the previous ones...and well...I didn't stop that many more times, I'm afraid to say. I obviously enjoy BP, but this one just didn't get my boat floating.
Ok, first I want to say that I DID like a few of them and I'm in no way wanting to diminish the skill and dedication of the artist(s), but if I'm honest, this all got pretty 'samey' pretty quickly and by about #20 I was scrolling a little faster and only really stopping for ones that looked a bit more different than the previous ones...and well...I didn't stop that many more times, I'm afraid to say. I obviously enjoy BP, but this one just didn't get my boat floating.
