A Dynamic Sculpture

Entering Dider Legros' world is a unique experience! You can spend hours staring at his dynamic sculptures, trying to understand the very complex mechanism of his amazing artworks.

Here is a video of his work 'Reflect', which really grabbed my attention. It is the perfect combination between art, technique and design!

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