Water Stone

About This Movie

Water Stone is a fascinating glimpse into the installation of Noguchi's sculpture at the Met. It captures the quiet intensity of an artist's vision coming to life, all while showing the behind-the-scenes interactions with museum staff. The pacing feels contemplative, almost meditative, allowing you to appreciate each nuance of the artistry involved. There's something special about watching Noguchi at work, the way he engages thoughtfully with the installation process, almost as if the sculpture is alive. The documentary, though short, immerses you in an artistic atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive, making you reflect on the relationship between art and space. It’s a unique piece for any collector interested in documentary filmmaking and the process behind art installations.

Focuses on the behind-the-scenes of art installation. · Showcases interaction between artist and museum staff. · An insightful perspective on the art creation process.