Andy Goldsworthy's work focuses on natural elements, using things like leaves, sticks, stones, snow, and other elements found in nature to create works of art that are often site-specific and incredibly temporary.
Goldsworthy works to not make a mark on the landscape in which he works but instead to incorporate his work so that it feels like a natural extension of its surroundings. He attempts to convey and enhance the power and energy he sees in nature.
Egg in the forest
Many of his works are temporary, existing only for a brief moment before collapsing or being worn away into the chaos or natural order that existed before.
Leaves polished, greased made in the shadow of the tree from which they fell, pinned to the ground with thorns, 1989
Broken Pebbles, 1985
Japanese maple leaves stitched together to make a floating chain, 1987
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