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Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 02 May 2019 — Calgary, Canada :: . . . a study in PATIENCE versus INSANITY How much patience is TOO MUCH patience…? Where’s the line before “insanity”. . . People always want videos of the process, perhaps imagining […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 29 January 2019 — California, USA :: On A Whim . . . At the beginning of 2019, I decided to relocate to California for the time being. I’m currently staying close to the coast along a fairly remote […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created* and photographed by Michael Grab — 16*/17/18/19 December 2016 — Colorado, USA :: I’ve been working on updating my website more recently… So I almost missed this opportunity to play with ice, until i checked the weather… and discovered a forecasted snow storm. So i went out […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 20 October 2016 — Boulder, Colorado, USA :: Slow and Steady ~ Video Demonstration This was the first recording attempt on this one.. kinda magical the way it worked so smoothly this time and in nice synchronicity with fluid light patterns.. . . […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 05 August 2016 — Colorado, USA :: This makes me think of a conversation i had with a wise land art-teaching friend, many years ago in Italy.. . (who also rocks the best beard of all time..) we discussed the […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 23 July 2016 — Skógafoss, Iceland :: One of the more popular waterfalls in Iceland, partly because it’s so close to the main ring road, also because there is a campground next to the parking lot.. I spent about 3 days total, […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 19 July 2016 — Jökulsárlón, Iceland :: Good Morning! :) A good thing to note while balancing in busy tourist areas like this, normally it is quiet until the first tourist buses arrive in the morning … ~ 9 am each day :) […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 16 July 2016 — Iceland :: I spent 2 days contemplating this general space and composition. car camped in a nearby campsite (2 minute walk) — Waited for the wind and rain to rest. Then seized the moment… More or less.. […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 10/11 July 2016 — Iceland :: I’ve thought of this experience a lot lately… the 2 day struggle to realize a vision. the way i just kinda threw myself into the situation without knowing what the hell i was doing.. enthralling […]
Diary of a Rock Balancer :: Stone Balance Art created and photographed by Michael Grab — 10 July 2016 — Iceland :: Elf canyon # 11,235,813 near Öxarárfoss off the beaten path a little bit.. interesting lava rocks (i think). This stuff was easier to manage; lighter and more friction than granite.. which also meant greater susceptibility to the […]