Many of Andy Goldsworthy's works are temporary pieces of art which change or dissove with the environment. I hope that the land art piece I created today will age with grace.
This is the first rendition:

As much as I liked the texture and color of the arbor chips, I decided it needed more definition. I added gravel and small stones. Which version do you like?

Perhaps both, creating a design with them? Maybe put the chips in a circle with the stones surrounding...or...
ReplyDeleteAnother environmental artist blogger is Richard Shilling, who does stunning sculptural work.
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Hi DJ,
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for the suggestions. I can see a design......
FABULOUS BLOG! Thanks for sharing :)