The Rolling Ball Web
An Online Compendium of
Rolling Ball Sculptures, Clocks, Etc.
By David M. MacMillan et. al.
Mark Olejarczyk (windjamr@inlink.com) took the following photographs of a rolling ball sculpture in Hong Kong, by an unknown artist, and has graciously allowed their inclusion here. These photographs were taken with a disposable camera from a moving escalator, and given these conditions are, again, a testament to Mark's exceptional photographic skills.
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