Tag Archives: Andy Goldsworthy

Environmental Art of a Different Nature

Posted on October 20, 2009 by Dave

”Ive explored plastics and nature in a sort of adulterated, Andy Goldsworthy-way, I suppose, but I think modern man makes his mark in the forests by the plastics he leaves behind. I spent a lot of time hiking in the … Continue reading →

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Naturalist Art Keeps Its Plants On

Posted on October 15, 2009 by Dave

A collaboration with nature resulting in sculptures with an ecological art narrative. Call it coaxing nature and romancing the stone. Andy Goldsworthy uses nature as his canvas and creates arrangements and composition with materials generally found on the work’s site. Nothing … Continue reading →