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30 Patience-Requiring Land Art Pieces Made With Natural Materials Created By This Artist (New Pics)
A captivating example of art that transforms chaos into patterns is Jon Foreman's land art.
The land artist from Pembrokeshire, Wales started experimenting with pebbles and stones, by gathering similar shapes and colors to create beautiful patterned art. Jon also plays with other materials such as leaves, sticks, shells, sand, and even moss: everything that could be found in nature. Thanks to his artistic expression, Jon now has 606K Instagram followers and thousands of likes on his posts.
If you are not yet familiar with Jon's artwork, we are more than happy to introduce you to these beautiful creations.
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Merging, 2023
Stone Knitting, 2024
Colossus Collaboration, 2023
Quadra Dispello, 2023
Quadratura, 2024
Lunae Mutatio, 2023
Obliquum, 2023
Fluvidus, 2023
Flecto, 2023
My own stones show me dragons- so; dragon's tail - shed in a fight! dragon-ico...2acfd7.jpg
Obliquus, 2022
Disicio, 2024
Funiculus, 2022
Erythrean Sun, 2024
Shells Ascend, 2023
Confluence, 2023
Exteriori Motu, 2023
Irregularis, 2023
Gurges, 2023
Too perfect to be real. Surely one of those AI creatief images.
Load More Replies...Stella Spiralis, 2023
Aqua Exemplaria, 2024
Organicolour, 2023
Concave, 2023
Lux Corallium, 2023
Circumactus, 2023
Helix, 2024
Cognatus, 2024
Scaphium, 2023
The Eye, 2023
Note: this post originally had 70 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
Thank you very much! Your words are very inspiring to me (:
Load More Replies...I follow this guy on Instagram but there's still a few pieces here I haven't seen before. Love pretty much everything he does with stones :)
I don't have instagram. Does he explains his process? So many perfect stones, it would take so long to collect..... unless he reuses some of them? go to the beach with a big wheelbarrow of stones?
Load More Replies...Such beautiful works! They remind me of Andy Goldsworthy's art. Maybe you are familiar with him? There is something so Dada about these natural constructions. Just amazing.
These are absolutely stunning, and I love the art. But like glitter, which I also love, it is destructive. Environmentalists are begging people to stop disturbing stones by shorelines, rivers, streams, and other bodies of water, to build artistic formations. Apparently clearing swathes of stone disrupts naturally formed barriers that hold grasses in place, aid in filtration, prevent erosion, and other critical natural functions for flora and fauna. I never thought about this.
Appreciate your concern, but I think in the grand scheme of things, and bearing in mind we have ruined the earth, may as well enjoy a few stones arranged nicely eh?
Load More Replies...I hardly have the patience and talent for stickmen, and this guy's out here doing this 💀
ALL of these are absolute GENIUS. Thank goodness there are photos of these masterpieces!! I imagine he could hold an art show photo exhibit.
These are beautiful. You have a unique vision, mesmerising and restful.
The true source of crop circles, this guy, playing with wheat in a field. Man these are cool.
Disrupting rocks and shells on beaches, in particular, messes with the habitat of many creatures. While beautiful, this art is environmentally harmful. Also, for those of us who want to encounter natural, untouched, natural settings, goofs like this leaving arts and crafts behind ruin the experience. It's a form of vandalism or graffiti.
You're an idiot. Not one thing you say here is relevant to this artists work. Didn't do your homework!! F
Load More Replies...Thank you very much! Your words are very inspiring to me (:
Load More Replies...I follow this guy on Instagram but there's still a few pieces here I haven't seen before. Love pretty much everything he does with stones :)
I don't have instagram. Does he explains his process? So many perfect stones, it would take so long to collect..... unless he reuses some of them? go to the beach with a big wheelbarrow of stones?
Load More Replies...Such beautiful works! They remind me of Andy Goldsworthy's art. Maybe you are familiar with him? There is something so Dada about these natural constructions. Just amazing.
These are absolutely stunning, and I love the art. But like glitter, which I also love, it is destructive. Environmentalists are begging people to stop disturbing stones by shorelines, rivers, streams, and other bodies of water, to build artistic formations. Apparently clearing swathes of stone disrupts naturally formed barriers that hold grasses in place, aid in filtration, prevent erosion, and other critical natural functions for flora and fauna. I never thought about this.
Appreciate your concern, but I think in the grand scheme of things, and bearing in mind we have ruined the earth, may as well enjoy a few stones arranged nicely eh?
Load More Replies...I hardly have the patience and talent for stickmen, and this guy's out here doing this 💀
ALL of these are absolute GENIUS. Thank goodness there are photos of these masterpieces!! I imagine he could hold an art show photo exhibit.
These are beautiful. You have a unique vision, mesmerising and restful.
The true source of crop circles, this guy, playing with wheat in a field. Man these are cool.
Disrupting rocks and shells on beaches, in particular, messes with the habitat of many creatures. While beautiful, this art is environmentally harmful. Also, for those of us who want to encounter natural, untouched, natural settings, goofs like this leaving arts and crafts behind ruin the experience. It's a form of vandalism or graffiti.
You're an idiot. Not one thing you say here is relevant to this artists work. Didn't do your homework!! F
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