Video // Kinetic Sound Installation by David Letellier.

Dana Tomić Hughes

April 9, 2013

Arts, Design, TV

Kinetic sound installation by David Letellier, created for the Saint Sauveur chapel in Caen, France.

See the full post about this installation on Yellowtrace.

CREDITS | David Letellier

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