WOW! I would love to collect sticks for him, just to be able to watch him work up close.
(I make cairns, too, only on a far less grand scale than yours. I use small rocks I find in the landscaping stones in front of the office where I work. They don't last long, usually knocked down by vandals. Every once in awhile, though, someone tries to build a few of their own, which delights me no end!)
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WOW! I would love to collect sticks for him, just to be able to watch him work up close.
(I make cairns, too, only on a far less grand scale than yours. I use small rocks I find in the landscaping stones in front of the office where I work. They don't last long, usually knocked down by vandals. Every once in awhile, though, someone tries to build a few of their own, which delights me no end!)
Crow,
That impermanence is part of it. Another chance to balance differently.
I love Andy Goldsworthy's work. I have two books of his art, and have seen some of his stonework in sculpture parks here.
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