jfrede:

Andy Goldsworthy 
Leaf Horn
1996 

I got to see/transport this piece the other day for work. This is the first time I have ever seen any of Goldsworthy’s work that wasn’t a permanent piece. I was amazed at how delicate it was with just the sticks binding the leaves, really amazing. 

If you are seeing this and have not see Rivers and Tides (film) yet you should check it out. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Goldsworthy

Oak Room by Andy Goldsworthy

Reliquary

Autumn Beech Sun Curtain by escher is still alive on Flickr.

petitcabinetdecuriosites:

(via Sing / Philipp Schaerer, Nature Morte 02, 2010)

softpyramid:

Thomas Jackson
Cheese Balls
from the series Emergent Behavior 

Jaakko Pernu is doing land art. His sculptures are large scale and made of organic material which are very suitable, beautiful and economic for him and his way to work. His site specific art works are usually playing with some contradictions or anti-thesis such as: light combined with large, external basic form combined with internal coincidental material, transparent lucid form combined with solid structure, irony/humour combined with fine art or intuition with refined hand work. With his art he explores the influence of human on nature – the influence of nature on humans.

catherinewillis:

BACK FROM A WALK ON SIFNOS ISLAND
2009
pebbles, string.