Artist Spends Hours Arranging Natural Objects Into Stunning Mandalas, Leaves Them For You To Find
Nature is beautiful as it is, but James Brunt is constantly finding new ways to make the beauty of nature even more appealing. James creates unique artworks using natural objects he finds around his home in Yorkshire, England, and their intricacy will please both your eyes and your soul.
From rocks and twigs to leaves and even berries as his art mediums, Brunt arranges them into spirals, concentric circles, and other detailed patterns. James regularly photographs his works of art and besides viewing the images on social media, his fans are also welcome to join him as he works. Scroll down to review Brunt's earth artworks, and if your eyes are left wanting more, check out these satisfying arrangements and art installations of everyday objects by Emily Blincoe.
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In a thumbnail I saw of this, I thought there were people around it and some animals. Wow! Just Wow!
Love how he made the outer ring of stones look like people standing and looking up at the tower and then the next inner ring people kneeling/bowing to it.
I found this on his website: February 10, 2018/0 Comments/in artwork, James Brunt, James Brunt Artist, Land art, Leaves, Mandala, Natural, Natural Art /by James Brunt My working code of practice – Hi all, a few things about me and my working practice. I am very conscious of the environment around me and take into consideration many things when deciding to make a piece of work. This code that I work to now has developed over time as my understanding of my surroundings grows. It wasn’t always the case, but it is now. 1. I don’t take stones away from their habitat. 2. If working in a popular resort, that welcomes and relies on tourism, I have no issues of moving stones around on a beach, they move 2 twice a day with the tide anyway. Where possible I collect stones from gathered piles, so not partially buried stones if I can avoid it. 3. If I plan to work in a more sensitive site, I check. For example, last week I went to Spurn Point a nature reserve. I contacted them first to firstly s
That's creepy is it just me or does the outer ring look like people I can't imagine the time it took to have one the right size and shape. but 🤬🤬. Is working on a full moon??
I wouldn't say people - maybe "beings" is more accurate.
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Coolest natural mosaic ever! Cant even imagine how long it took to break up and arrange all those little twigs.
Another life metaphor... the uniform & drab slowly creeping over and absorbing the colorful & unique.
More quasi-Andy Goldsworthy -- and that's a compliment! (Goldsworthy is American, I'm pretty sure.)
Such patience required to find all those leaves of the same size. Wonderful.
Can't even Imagine how much time this took! It's like a woodland version of the swirls in the sky of Van Gogh's Starry Night.
Yes, yes, yes! I'd love to find this on a beach in Northern California. Or even better, in my back yard!
If I were on this path I would have to walk around that. No way would I want to disturb it.
Again, I'm absolutely amazed at the time & artistry it took to put these wooden pieces together.
This will confuse the hell out of the aliens who are making those crop circles!!
Looks like a plush rug on the forest floor. I almost feel compelled and want to go sit on it, although i never could or would! Awesome!
I feel the urge to get up and go for a hike and create some of these...
I wonder how big that tree will get. I see energy being drawn into it.
Curtains pulled back! So the real title of this article should read "artists" plural.
Every one of these is a true work of art, and I love them all. And thank heavens they have been recorded for all time, because some of the most beautiful things are fleeting and soon a thing of the past. happy0144-...cd6b60.gif 
...and yet the foundation of an equally beautiful future...
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Absolutely stunning! I especially love how you portray the 'order' within the natural scattering of nature. Don't quit doing these visionary compositions. Thank for sharing with the world.
Love them all. They are all so calming and theraputically satisfying.
Isn't that just copying the work of Andy Goldsworthy? He started doing land art like 20 year ago... FYI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7sZv4_0Fxg
Normal headline,nice pictures,nice artwork.Thumbs up for this one
Love every single one of them. They make my heart happy. 😄 Thank you and God bless!
They are all wonderful, I love them, so beautiful........
How wonderful it would be to suddenly come across these magical treasures! I wonder how long they last before some fool feels compelled to destroy them? These are truly breathtaking.
These works are so beautiful, they made me smile. They remind me a lot of the works of Andy Goldsworthy.
This feels to me like he is copying Andy Goldsworthy. The concept isn't original, but the work is lovely.
Wouldn't it be nice to have that kind of time on hand, to just spend hours making random artwork that you walk away from?
This artist does magical work with nature. He has a vision and goes for it. His art is so precise.
these are all awesome but whats the point of adding several photos of the same thing to the gallery?
Brilliant, itsnt it wonderful that someone has taken the time to do these artworks (cos that is what they really are)&leaving them for the public to see
Thank you for the new artistic goals you have given me. These seem to be very calming exercises
i had to see all pages and had to like all these wonderful works of art. thank you for doing this and sharing it! this is sooooo wunderful!
So many sacred spaces. These call me to be there and meditate on them.
Love this too: https://www.boredpanda.com/x-files-90s-photoshoot-david-lachapelle/
No they aren't. All of these photos come directly from the artist FB page, and most show multiple angles of each, or him actually creating them. Beyond that, Marc Pouyet tends to be much more colorful, and works more with flowers.
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Every one of these is a true work of art, and I love them all. And thank heavens they have been recorded for all time, because some of the most beautiful things are fleeting and soon a thing of the past. happy0144-...cd6b60.gif
...and yet the foundation of an equally beautiful future...
Load More Replies... Absolutely stunning! I especially love how you portray the 'order' within the natural scattering of nature. Don't quit doing these visionary compositions. Thank for sharing with the world.
Love them all. They are all so calming and theraputically satisfying.
Isn't that just copying the work of Andy Goldsworthy? He started doing land art like 20 year ago... FYI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7sZv4_0Fxg
Normal headline,nice pictures,nice artwork.Thumbs up for this one
Love every single one of them. They make my heart happy. 😄 Thank you and God bless!
They are all wonderful, I love them, so beautiful........
How wonderful it would be to suddenly come across these magical treasures! I wonder how long they last before some fool feels compelled to destroy them? These are truly breathtaking.
These works are so beautiful, they made me smile. They remind me a lot of the works of Andy Goldsworthy.
This feels to me like he is copying Andy Goldsworthy. The concept isn't original, but the work is lovely.
Wouldn't it be nice to have that kind of time on hand, to just spend hours making random artwork that you walk away from?
This artist does magical work with nature. He has a vision and goes for it. His art is so precise.
these are all awesome but whats the point of adding several photos of the same thing to the gallery?
Brilliant, itsnt it wonderful that someone has taken the time to do these artworks (cos that is what they really are)&leaving them for the public to see
Thank you for the new artistic goals you have given me. These seem to be very calming exercises
i had to see all pages and had to like all these wonderful works of art. thank you for doing this and sharing it! this is sooooo wunderful!
So many sacred spaces. These call me to be there and meditate on them.
Love this too: https://www.boredpanda.com/x-files-90s-photoshoot-david-lachapelle/
No they aren't. All of these photos come directly from the artist FB page, and most show multiple angles of each, or him actually creating them. Beyond that, Marc Pouyet tends to be much more colorful, and works more with flowers.
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