2.Create a new post under your group number and write every member's names and index numbers.

3.Rearrange the collected materials to form geometric and/or organic patterns

4.Once you are satisfied with your artwork, take a photo and upload it under your group number's tab.

5.Check list of your land art work

a)Natural materials

b)Lines

c)Patterns

d)Other found items

6)Type in your artist statement:

a)Describe your land art

b)What patterns have you created?Geometric/Organic?

c)Inspiration behind your artwork?

d)Any other information

Kelly Lim (25)

We created this land art using rocks, leaves, and pebbles we found at the school's garden. We arranged them in a circular, starburst pattern that shows both geometric shapes and natural, organic textures. The circle and repeating shapes make it look balanced and beautiful like a nature mandala.

We were inspired by stars in the sky hence the formation of a star in our work and the pebbles look like how the stars might look like when seen from afar.

By Lucas Tian-Le(27) Juin Khai(7), Mattias (29)and charlotte(25)

Sze Qi

Justin - never do

Joshua

Emily 12

Caden 22

Gabriel 31

Calyse Tan (4)

Olivia Fok (14)

Tan Huiying (36)

It is a symbol of our distress for our PSLE, it resembles our downcast faces knowing that the national exam is coming.We have incorporated parallel lines and organic shapes to create our artwork. We used materials from the garden.

Artist Statement: The weighing scale is supposed to mimic the test before death in ancient Egyptian mythology. The god of death will weigh your heart against a feather. If your heart is lighter than the feather, then you will go on to the afterlife, or else, your heart will be eaten a goddess (I forgot her name). BTW, your heart is supposed to represent your life. Your heart will be heavy if you did not do good in your life, but will be light if you did do good.

Keira Kiong (19)

Keagan Lee (21)

Charles Khor (20)

Inspired by Quidditch

We used ball, leafs, sticks and rocks

Wei-an 15

Kerui 33

Alex 32

Maochen 41

Amalia (2)

Daneel(10)

Claryse(9)

this sculpture is inspired by a man going fishing. We used wooden sticks, rock and leaves . The small leaves at the side are the arms and the stones are the body. We also used leaves to make the face. This art is a organic pattern

Artist Statement : We used leaves, small rocks and dried flowers to create a smiley face 😀 . We got inspiration from the smiling emoji.

(Erm actually is not there’s too many leaves on the left side so you technically can’t call it ‘the line of symmetry’)

Dhruv (11)

Ruo Han (39)

Alina (40)

These trees in the forest can grow up to more than fifty meters! Their roots can grow taller than walls,as these trees are the winners of the war of survival

May I present to you the MONA LISA!