ISI (mobile/sculpture)

石が空中にユラユラと浮いているように見える彫刻/モビール。
石の周りに和紙を貼り付け形取った、張子のSIS。張子の中に入っている小さな磁石でワイアーにつなげます。
[ incomplete translation ]

Artist’s text excerpts :
It rolls along the river bottom and eventually becomes a “stone” on the riverbank where it arrives. Its various shapes and textures are a phenomenon that expresses the “flow of time. I intended to extract the “lingering memory of a certain place and time” that the stone represents, and I used Japanese paper to represent the “ISI” drifting there. The word “isi” means “stone” in Japanese and has the same pronunciation for words meaning will, intention and thinking.