Rivers and Tides is a must see film for sooooo...many reasons.
Andy Goldsworthy tells about his magnificent creations and shows his process. The complete movie, which is 1hr and 30min long is available
here and is also available on Netflix, if you are a subscriber. Here are a few images for inspiration.
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| this web is made only from sticks found in nature |
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| the wool from sheep is spread out on the top of this rock formation |
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| he builds these egglike shapes from flat rocks |
and then watches as the tide comes in and takes it all away. He says,
"I have not made the work to be destroyed. The work has been given to the sea as a gift and the sea has made more of the piece than I ever could have".
I hope you will take the time to watch this movie. It was recommended to me by
Henrietta and I am very grateful.
AND I'd like to share with you a new book I found. I had some time to kill and walked into Half Price Books just to browse but couldn't resist this one. There is so much inspiration here for manipulating cloth and my list of ideas is already a mile long. Lots of shibori possibilities here as well.
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| and just a few images from within |
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