Rock Balancing at Worthing 2012

 

Here is some photos of me creating balancing stone act at Worthing 2012.

 

 

 

There is no glue used to put these crazy structures together.

 

These are all balanced with gravity.

 

Some of these balanced stacks took up to three hours to create.

Crazy balancing stone in crazy little places part 7 (BEXHILL TOILETS)

How crazy can I get.

Checkout this stack of stones I created in Bexhill TOILETS.

Crazy balancing stones in crazy little places part 6 (THE LAUNDRETTE)

Most people go into laundrettes to do their washing but not me.

I went in to do some stone balancing in the wierd film.

Crazy balancing stones in crazy little places part 5 (IN FRONT OF THE WHO WALL ART BEXHILL)

I thought it would be nice to do a pile of balancing stones in front of this amazing art piece of The Who in Bexhill.

Crazy blancing stones in crazy little places part 4 (WITH KEANE FILMING IN THE BACKGROUND)

It was wierd seeing the pop band Keane on the seafront at Bexhill filming for another album.

So I thought wouldn't it be nice to create a crazy balancing stone art piece to get them in the background.

Crazy balanced stones in crazy little places part 3 (WITH KEANE IN BACKGOUND)

It was just a bit wierd to be walking down the seafront ay Bexhill and bump into Keane filming for their new album.

It was nice to create a pile of balancing stones near them.

Crazy balanced stone in crazy little place part 2 (ON BIN IN STREET)

This is a bit dangerous to do near cars but I thought it would be funny to have a go.

Crazy balanced stones in crazy little places part 1 (STEPS)

I thought since it takes a lot of time to create my big displays that this would be funny to do.

Bexhill Standing Stone 2012

Believe it or not these are a lot easier to create than the sculptures.

Standing Stones Bexhill 2012 Video

Here is a short video of small small standing stones I created on Bexhill beach.

Each one is well balanced even in a slight breeze.



Bexhill On Sea 2012 Standing Stones

All these standing stones where created live on the beach at Bexhill.

No glue was used in this process.

All balanced on top of each other.

On a windy day.

Even this one below.

Which looks amazing on top of the groynes.