Artist Andy Goldsworthy is best known for working alone in nature, making fragile, temporary sculptures from leaves, rocks, even ice. The sculptor works quietly for hours in each place ...

Artist Andy Goldsworthy during the construction of ... fragile sculptures. He uses decaying leaves, flower petals, mud, twigs, flowing water — even icicles he breaks with his teeth.

Usually called an “environmental sculptor,” Andy Goldsworthy creates sculptures ... in which he is at work—driftwood, stones, leaves, sticks, icicles, snow. As pieces, they are therefore ...

Combining a rigorous artistic practice with an intuitive love of the beauty and savagery of nature, Andy Goldsworthy ... crafted out of leaves and water. Goldsworthy also works with a technique ...

In 2001, filmmaker Thomas Riedelsheimer made “Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy,” a captivating ... environmental change (the yellow elm leaves that he uses to gild his most eye-catching ...

When it rains, Andy Goldsworthy likes to lie on the pavement ... mostly outside and with whatever is close at hand—twigs, leaves, ice, bone. Some works are built to last, but many exist long ...

In 2001, filmmaker Thomas Riedelsheimer made “Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy,” a captivating ... environmental change (the yellow elm leaves that he uses to gild his most eye-catching ...

Goldsworthy uses the brightest yellow autumnal leaves to celebrate the rejuvenation of the tree, its prolonged life as art — while completely aware of the eventual disintegration of the leaves ...

Andy Goldsworthy's works of art are not intended ... In the images seen here, sycamore leaves edge the roots of a tree in Hampshire, another tree is given a makeover with black mud from a nearby ...