Ayyub: Where did you get inspiration

Ambrose : How did you prevent water from erasing the sand artworks

4. How difficult is sand artwork

2. Why are the scribbles like that

3. Why is it depressing

4.How were you inspired

Luis: how to do sandart

Maryam: what inspired him

Kyler: where the artist got the idea from to draw this picture

syaura :where did Amino get his inspiration.

Qistsina:How long did it take

Khloee:Why did he choose a beach

Ashriq: it looks like a 5 years old kid scirbbled on the beach

• To connect with nature: He works with the beach, tides, and natural patterns

• To live in the moment: His art reminds us to appreciate the present

• To share beauty: Even though it's temporary, it brings joy to people who see it

• To explore patterns: He's fascinated by designs found in nature

Instead of me telling you exactly why he makes it, what do you think?
🤔 Here's something to ponder: "What might be special about creating art that only exists for a short time?"

Would you like to share your ideas about why an artist might choose to make art that disappears?

The second deep question is why are you scirbbling om the beach where people should relax and have fun!Not scribble on the sand and ruin peoples days.Did you even have the authorities to do that

Let's reshape this to dig deeper. Instead of asking about one specific artwork's meaning, what if we explored the bigger picture?

Try thinking: "Why does Amador choose to create art that disappears?" or "How does making temporary art change the way people experience it?"

What do you think drives artists like Amador to spend hours creating something beautiful that the tide will erase? What's your hunch about that?

Let's build your question from there!

We also got to think deeper with amadors help.