Blog 3

Andy Goldsworthy: 

Work Stands Out Before It Blends In  - They say he works a lot in nature and that working with a crew and machinery is unlike Andy, but everything I've read about him says that he doesn't work without a crew or technology for a reason other than he usually has no reason to. Most of his work seems to be him walking through the woods when he has an idea that he wants to fulfill and he does so. This work was way bigger. It is a bigger idea and on a much larger scale... a scale he couldn't handle on his own.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/03/arts/design/X03SMIT.html?ref=andygoldsworthy - This is another article that I thought was bizarre. They say his work is diminishing, drifting further from the nature of his usual work. His has been known to point out that man is no less nature than the trees and leaves in the woods. A hybrid of rough stone and architecturally placed stone, in a form that creates an awe inspiring view is neither any less impressive not any farther from art than leaves pinned together by thorns floating down a river.