Only when you look closer do you realise that the hanging structure actually cannot be suspended: a gap just a hand-span wide separates the pyramids. The lower of the two – made up of four magnetic planes tethered in position like small kites – stands on its apex, free and inviolate within this space. Although the two geometric forms do not touch, the strong magnetic field exerted by the upper section holds the lower pyramid in place.
The magnets are clearly visible. They strain towards each other, prevented from smashing together only by the cables holding them – which do not disrupt this tug of attraction, but merely hold it in check.
