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I use natural materials to create different kind of land art installations. Every piece of my art slowly dissolves back into nature and disappears.
For me it is great joy to work with the landscape and learn natural laws like: “nothing lasts forever”, “action – reaction” and “gravity rules”.
Enjoy the images!
More info: mihabrinovec.wix.com
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ZacharyDowney 10 years ago
Most of these look like direct copies of Andy Goldsworthy's work. Why not mention the inspiration?
RobertNorman 10 years ago
It's really hard to do this kind of thing and not be in the shadow of the great Andy Goldsworthy. Nice none the less.
PaigeSmith 10 years ago
These photos are gorgeous. I love imagery and art. Also it helps nourish the soil. http://www.mossrock.com.au/mulch-range
AmandaAnonda 10 years ago
Awesome! Though I can imagine some poor confused soul wandering across these and thinking they were made by faeries, lol!
AnnaMcHugh 10 years ago
So fleeting - makes you realise that you must look closely and carefully in the now, because some art doesn't include the luxury of time.
MaschaClaessens 10 years ago
Beautiful :) The first one, will last very long (if it stays intact). One log can take up to (at least) 30 years to totally degrade :)
ZacharyDowney 10 years ago
Most of these look like direct copies of Andy Goldsworthy's work. Why not mention the inspiration?
RobertNorman 10 years ago
It's really hard to do this kind of thing and not be in the shadow of the great Andy Goldsworthy. Nice none the less.
PaigeSmith 10 years ago
These photos are gorgeous. I love imagery and art. Also it helps nourish the soil. http://www.mossrock.com.au/mulch-range
AmandaAnonda 10 years ago
Awesome! Though I can imagine some poor confused soul wandering across these and thinking they were made by faeries, lol!
AnnaMcHugh 10 years ago
So fleeting - makes you realise that you must look closely and carefully in the now, because some art doesn't include the luxury of time.
MaschaClaessens 10 years ago
Beautiful :) The first one, will last very long (if it stays intact). One log can take up to (at least) 30 years to totally degrade :)
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