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A different kind of art, film, can also express nature through the lens of time. At about 2:30 on the video, you can see the snow melting and the seasons changing.

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Beautiful Planet Earth || Nature In Motion - Timelapse Compilation 2017 ||  Oddly Satisfying Video

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Examples of the pure essence and wonders of the natural world that Andy Goldsworthy tries to capture in his art

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This is another example of a piece of Goldsworthy's that will only last for a very short amount of time

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This piece of Goldsworthy's highlights two essential aspects of his art: Time and interaction with nature. These sticks can only stay in place for a short amount of time, and the water (or wind) will eventually knock the sculpture down.

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The Rise of the World Wide Web in the 1990s

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The Rise of the World Wide Web in the 1990s

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An important influence for art in the 90s was the rise of the World Wide Web. Now, not only advancements in technology were taking over everyday life, the internet was too. The dramatic differences between land art and most other art of the 90s suggests that land artists were trying to push away from the ever-prominent appearances of technology in society

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“People also leave presence in a place even when they are no longer there.“ – Andy Goldsworthy

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Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time - Trailer

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“We often forget that WE ARE NATURE. Nature is not something separate from us. So when we say that we have lost our connection to nature, we’ve lost our connection to ourselves.” ― Andy Goldsworthy

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Leaning into the Wind – Andy Goldsworthy (Offizieller Trailer)

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Andy Goldsworthy's, Red River Stones Ground to Powder and Thrown, 1999

Goldsworthy’s piece is a perfect representation of the fleeting quality of nature that is so crucial to his art. He explores materials in the context of time, and fundamentally, one gets to observe how these natural materials behave

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Haystacks, 1890-91

Examining how different times of day, different times of the year, and variable weather affects a haystack. The concept of the ever-changing atmosphere is linked to Goldsworthy's artistic concepts.

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Spiral Jetty, 1970

Connected to Goldsworthy through interactions with surrounding environment.

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Storm King Wavefield, 2008

Using time as a central focus, but in a different way. Lin freezes the time and motion of the waves, while still capturing the essence of a wavefield.

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"The reason why the stone is red is its iron content, which is also why our blood is red." - Andy Goldsworthy

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“Movement, change, light, growth, and decay are the life-blood of nature, the energies that I try to tap through my work.“ – Andy Goldsworthy

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“Movement, change, light, growth, and decay are the life-blood of nature, the energies that I try to tap through my work.“ – Andy Goldsworthy