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47 Patience-Requiring Land Art Pieces Made With Natural Materials Created By This Artist (New Pics)
Jon Foreman, the artist behind @sculpttheworld, transforms the Welsh coastline into a living canvas by arranging stones, shells, driftwood, and sand into intricate spirals, rings, and gradients that exist only until wind or tide reclaims them. Working in Pembrokeshire, where he grew up, Foreman describes the meditative, repetitive process as a form of therapy—hours spent outdoors sorting by size and hue, creating “stone cushions” and flowing patterns that are as fleeting as they are precise.
His land art has reached audiences worldwide, yet remains rooted in place, reminding viewers to slow down, notice the details of nature, and embrace the beauty of impermanence.
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Don't listen to me 2 months ago
Gorgeous. Amazing. Enormous! What do you suppose the white stuff is?
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Lily bloom 2 months ago
These are beautiful and as much as i love imagining they are real, I'm getting major AI vibes...I didn't miss something stating these are AI did i?
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xolitaire 2 months ago
As pretty as this is, please refrain from moving the rocks and stones around. People, especially tourists, love to do this and build little stone towers or mandalas or whatever. But this seriously disturbs the fauna. Don'T do this just because it looks pretty in an instagram picture. STOP.
Jeff White 2 months ago
Yes, Let's ALL not do anything that disturbs someone else. even 0.002%. You stop doing everything even slightly "disturbing" first (glass houses and all).
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V 2 months ago
I don't want to be a killjoy because these look pretty, and the sand and leaf art is fine, but moving the stones and rocks around like that, especially the ones where the stones are stacked can be dangerous for the local fauna.
Jeff White 2 months ago
If you don't want to be a killjoy, then don't be one. Killjoy!
Load More Replies... xolitaire 2 months ago
As pretty as this is, please refrain from moving the rocks and stones around. People, especially tourists, love to do this and build little stone towers or mandalas or whatever. But this seriously disturbs the fauna. Don'T do this just because it looks pretty in an instagram picture. STOP.
Jeff White 2 months ago
Yes, Let's ALL not do anything that disturbs someone else. even 0.002%. You stop doing everything even slightly "disturbing" first (glass houses and all).
Load More Replies... V 2 months ago
I don't want to be a killjoy because these look pretty, and the sand and leaf art is fine, but moving the stones and rocks around like that, especially the ones where the stones are stacked can be dangerous for the local fauna.
Jeff White 2 months ago
If you don't want to be a killjoy, then don't be one. Killjoy!
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