Hair dryer and art? Don’t go together, right? That’s what we though too until we saw the wonderful exhibit by juggler and magician Antoine Terrieux in Maison des Jonglages or House of Juggling at the La Courneuve, France. Read on to find more about his gravity-defying sculptures.
Hair dryers have been positioned so that light and small objects are kept aloft in air.
Using dryer’s jet, this lightweight ball is held in air, you can try this at home using a table tennis ball.
Water vapor was used to create this vortex that was later on sucked up by the dryer. 
For visibility purpose, water vapor was lit.
Dangerously Wonderful! 
A dryer can be seen propelling itself around a basin of water. Do NOT try this at home.
You can check out the installation here.
