Rock balancing by Pontus Jansson: goo.gl/S39Hek | Bored Panda Art

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How is that boulder balancing there?! Balancing Rock, also known as Coyote Rock, formed when ice age glaciers melted creating ancient lakes which later receded to leave behind thick exposed layers of sand, silt, and clay. Over thousands of years, wind, rain and freeze-thaw cycles slowly carved them and created these hoodoo structures. A harder boulder settled on top of a stronger pocket of sediment, protecting it being completely eroded away. The softer material around it continued to wear down

The art of rock balancing a new addiction for kids, which triggers their curiosity and let them get engaged into it and let them play with rocks. Led by Gautam Vaishnav and Indian artist who has start more than 20,000 people, including 400 workshops from schools, colleges, Corporate and NGO. [ rock balancing for kids, rock, balancing art for kids, new addiction for kids, rock balancing for students, rock balancing for children’s at @godrejdesignlab | Gautam Vaishnav

The Art of Rock Balancing, as practiced by Bill Dan. Full video: http://spr.ly/6188Ib5m | GoPro

Meet Jeremy Frey, an artist and 2025 #MacFellow balancing tradition with innovation in technically precise and visually stunning woven artworks. Frey is descended from a long line of Wabanaki basket makers, and his art is imbued with the value systems, environmental stewardship, and history of traditional Wabanaki ash and sweetgrass basketry. Through experimentation with color, form, and materials, he forges a singular aesthetic that blurs the boundaries between craft, design, and contemporary a