Japan stone sculpture artist, Hirotoshi Ito creates unique structures with a sense of humor.
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Ito collects his art supplies, various kinds of stones and rocks ranging from granite and marble, along the Azusa riverbank near his home.
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Ito, who has been a stone mason for more than 30 years, said: “Many of the things I sculpt are used in everyday life but are often taken for granted. I wanted to fossilise them."
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“My family business is masonry so it made sense to work in stone, which is rarely used in Japan but has a sense of charm."
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“People who see my work think it is creepy but cool.”
With the addition of zippers, Ito has turned rock into anything but a solid substance.
Source: the sun
[link]Ito collects his art supplies, various kinds of stones and rocks ranging from granite and marble, along the Azusa riverbank near his home.
[link]Ito, who has been a stone mason for more than 30 years, said: “Many of the things I sculpt are used in everyday life but are often taken for granted. I wanted to fossilise them."
link]“My family business is masonry so it made sense to work in stone, which is rarely used in Japan but has a sense of charm."
link]“People who see my work think it is creepy but cool.”
With the addition of zippers, Ito has turned rock into anything but a solid substance.
Source: the sun
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