People's perceptions and beliefs about stones have always been deeply rooted in the past and still are today. The legends and beliefs associated with stones, are proof that stones have gone beyond mere material existence and have been regarded as a medium for supernatural powers. There are some moments people would feel a strange sense of wonder of the stone and awe at ‘something’ that we cannot see. For example when walking in the mountains and suddenly bump up to a huge rock, or see a stone monument just right in front of us. People might clasp our hands in front of those stone. In this project, I wondered if I could bring the invisible ‘something’ that exists inside the stone to the face of the stone. I used Michael Jackson's Zero Gravity move in his ‘Smooth Criminal’ performance as inspiration for this experiment. I believe that by giving the stone an unreal behaviour, perhaps that invisible ‘something’ will appear on the surface of the stone.
The object lies in the relationship between the stone and the ground, which cannot be explained by the usual laws of physics, as if the stone were standing of its own volition. Or perhaps the space itself appears a little more distorted than usual, as if the level of the place where it is placed has gone wrong. This is a thought on how to place the stone. It has no specific function and is too vague to be called a PRODUCT. However, it can be imagined as a landmark that divides a space and brings some invisible action to the place.