It turns out that this is what it looks like when you open the skin of a stone~Wait a minute...Isn’t the stone hard?
Thats right! The piece in front of you is indeed a hard natural stone. Even if the hardness is low, it cannot be opened as easily as turning a book. It also has curves unique to soft Q materials. But the previous description is a stone that ordinary people recognize, but in the hands of José Manuel Castro López, it becomes completely different and has super magical qualities. Not only can you peel off the stone skin, but you can also pinch it left and right, stuff it into a wooden stake, or even fry it in a pot until it melts. Is this some kind of witchcraft?
This is not a magic trick, nor is it an illusion fabricated by image processing software, but a work carved by the Spanish artist José Manuel Castro López himself, all based on the exquisite carving performed by a pair of skillful hands! It is originally hard. The hard-to-shake stone is endowed with smooth and natural curves, as if it has soft qualities and can be twisted into various shapes. At this moment, I suddenly realized that "Stubborn Stone" is not a stubborn stone, but a naughty stone~
