Andy Goldsworthy - Earth Artist and his Process

[@gillianparry4603]

Some years ago Andy was exhibiting in the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh where my son Mark Parry worked as a graphic designer. One day Mark rang to say ‘ Guess what! I’m careering round Edinburgh in a van with Andy Goldsworthy’. Mark bought Andy’s beautiful books for me. My much loved son died 16 years ago . Andy will probably not remember that time when they were both young and enjoying life but it is a precious memory for me. Thanks to Mark I got to know Andy’s inspired works of art.

[@HearturMind]

Blessings, condolences, thank you for your comment.

[@BlazingPhoenix05]

Andy Goldsworthy is such an amazing artist. Way ahead of his time to be honest. Amazing work and amazing man!

[@anon-qy5tx]

He's before back and through ...he's emulating nature

[@lonelyberg1808]

I like his art but how is he ahead of his time ? I mean, land art has always existed. Men have always tried to leave their mark on nature in an artistic way like him

[@spmoran4703]

I never knew about this wonderful artist , until a friend and I found ourselves at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall one night . I was more interested in looking at the programme for the musical events at the hall . Until the movie documentary started . Then inwas enthralled by this mans creations. Working with nature and knowing that the creations do not last . They are temporary . I loved what I saw.

[@felixfungle-bung4688]

My mother was in art school, and while she was in class, we were able to explore the premises. Andy had his exhibit showcased there at one of the galleries. One night, my sister and I went exploring and came across the gallery. It was a massive white room with his photos hung on the wall. These large balls of sand in various stages of erosion. We got to spend a good hour there alone. His work had a massive impact on my life.

[@AnacletoEnlatado]

Thank you so much for this! Amazing material for art class

[@smithelementaryartroom3064]

Thank you so much for creating this! I have been teaching my 6th grade art students about him for 10 years now and have been showing various clips from Rivers and Tides, which is clumsy and time consuming. You have beautifully put together all of the things I want my students to see in a reasonable amount of time for the classroom!

[@radp120]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL. I have my DT GCSE exam next week and Goldsworthy is my artist study. I cannot tell you how amazing this is, thank you!!!!!!

[@kb9998]

Thank you I was exposed to him in college and forgot later in life when I wanted to see more of his work

[@OneMeInMyself]

These are some of the most amazing and beautiful pictures I've ever seen

[@jaclynagyekum5878]

Yea me too I Love the stones art 🎨 They are my Fav hehehe!😊😁

[@AlexanderGuckenberger]

I did a piece, inspired, in part, by this man. I took photos of the piece after I made it, and a photo some days after the piece merged somewhat back into the environment.

[@Cindy-jy7tn]

Whats so good about this tell me when you know👍👀😃😎✔👍🙌

[@Anna-ko1wg]

Who else is here for school?

[@madisynmartinez3495]

I am lol

[@patricklangos1116]

Ich./ Me.

[@dina_374]

Yess

[@klynn9860]

Me

[@klynn9860]

Mr kid

[@marsupialdungbucket]

I was living in south-west Scotland when I first heard of Andy Goldsworthy. It explained why we kept coming across odd made things when we went out walking in the area. Up to that point we would add to the pieces if they were partially decayed, inspired by the beauty. Once it was clear that the decay is part of the process we left them. And I will always remember the hugely long, meandering white line we made over several hours with the white-striped stones on a beach in Kirkcudbrightshire. Only to discover later that Goldworthy did too.

[@felixfungle-bung4688]

When my mother was in Art school in the early 90s, he had his Sand exibit showcased at one of the gallaries. Then, my mother had to base several pieces on nature and used us in her work. Getting to hang out at the gallery after hours while my mother attended classes, his themes of time left a profound impression on me.

[@loranelizabeth9148]

This is SO cool!!

[@petrvokurek2286]

I saw a book of Andy´s work some decades ago...now I remembered him and saw this video. What can I say...his work can not be understood by words..it´s the language of God, the creator. Thank you, Andy, for listening to His voice.

[@JayneMcCain]

WOW! BEAUTIFUL ❤

[@sarahlechner196]

Oh woow! That's amazing!

so beautiful

[@jaclynagyekum5878]

Ikr

[@ianhumphres7821]

This is GREAT! Thank you! I'm going to share this with my class. Much appreciated!

[@jaclynagyekum5878]

Yeaa !! Same

[@황흥진-d7z]

great artist!!

[@fredbuckles919]

Thanks Caitlin. You may know already that Andy was featured on CBS Sunday 5/22/22.

[@merigenepol2350]

Fascinada.Não tinha visto tanta beleza comtemplada e executada do efêmero.Simplesmente o olhar pleno do belo de passagem.grata pela sua criação.Me fez pleno o coração.Do Brasil um abraço.

[@laurenceburris3930]

Very beautiful!

[@door2yourheart]

Well done Caitlin! Great resource for your learners. I remember I did a project about Andy when I was at Uni, and had to deliver a short lecture on him.

[@ArtistScottyGiffen]

Wow! a wonderful experience, thank you. We watched his DVD Rivers and Tides, Magical!!

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

Did they ever release a higher quality version of that documentary? The original DVD I own has an image quality of 480p which is my only complaint about the documentary.

[@ArtistScottyGiffen]

@@ThinkerOnTheBus I do not know the answer sorry, we watched his DVD and feel blessed there is such a tremendous Artist out there in this shared world of ours. He can perform magic in his Artistic expression, Peace.

[@wolfincolors6934]

woooo, soy el laik 2222 . que buen documental y que buen numero. es un buen augurio

[@stevenkoehler6018]

Phenomenal

[@sarai1955]

It's Great !!

[@positivelyfitkdp8394]

I am 8 years old and I LOVE nature ❤️‍🔥👍

[@spmoran4703]

It's good to hear that . Nature is for you . Keep on loving nature . I am older than 8 but I still love nature .

[@ultraali453]

Now thats what you call an art installation (if you can even call it that). Andy Goldsworthy!

[@Elevenseggoextravaganza]

The ice was defo my fav

[@erichall3326]

The part where he was making that tree and stick sculpture and it collapsed-- I felt that.

[@Intelliki]

Simply a genius.

[@terserahgame7906]

Simply a genius

[@spmoran4703]

Yes

[@Philippe-v9j]

The best way to make the worst? What does the artist mean by that?

[@anon-qy5tx]

Who else came here after school was over .

[@d1sc0urs3]

IF YOU LIKE THIS, PLEASE LOOK INTO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, that’s what I’m studying and I’m passionate about Land Art

[@reneevananrooy321]

An Ancient Artist/Carver, an artist showing mankind's eroded, force, movement within mother nature's materials, stone, fluidly.

[@Austindavis1-3r]

Yep

[@em1L.]

noen fra kampen skole???

[@inajamilo]

Jeg!

[@em1L.]

@@inajamilo sheeeesh Inaja jo

[@rivaldinurfaiz6505]

💙💙💙💙

[@Elevenseggoextravaganza]

I’m watching this for school lol

[@poigmhahon]

Andy Goldsworthy is Fairyfolk...there is no doubt.

[@ej3nto47]

i have to watch this for school

[@cv7690]

ok

[@gamingwolf1012]

@@cv7690 wow

[@ej3nto47]

@@gamingwolf1012 lmao

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙👍

[@amandalenora5925]

"Sometimes I take it to the very edge of its collapse" Sculpture proceeds to collapse almost immediately.

[@elijah_bloomi]

Here for school, Art elective to be specific, god I hate theory in art

[@rivaldinurfaiz6505]

,,,❤️❤️🧡💛♥️

[@danezhu9076]

I’m here from school lol anyone?

[@danezhu9076]

I am lol

[@ej3nto47]

yes

[@epanra80]

😁☝️

[@beritbranch2436]

3

[@bruv.8537]

gustavo alvarez

[@mhdkenzo611]

Anak pgri absen

[@rivaldinurfaiz6505]

Hallo guysssss

[@azkagmzz1676]

Apa ini

[@mateoantonioverdugourzua5831]

Like si vienes del Guillermo Velasco

[@carterkayla4]

I’m here thanks to Kim Krans.

[@rayan_ac08]

Wer auch hier wegen Schule? lol

[@jaclynagyekum5878]

Ich lol 😆

[@klynn9860]

My kid

[@aahhh3207]

I build snowmen

[@rivaldinurfaiz6505]

P

[@klynn9860]

Me

[@dontsubscribetome6000]

Whataday

[@readthetype]

Spectacular artist. Public speaker? Not so much. His atrocious blathering “art-speak” does him, and his work, a tragic disservice. Stop speaking like an art college grad desperately trying to impress their colleagues, and start speaking like a rational, level-headed adult talking to a grownup or friend whose intelligence you respect.

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

I think it would be quite interesting to hear from the 44 people who gave this video a thumbs down, explain why they were displeased by the video, and also why they were compelled to state their disliking of the video by clicking on the thumbs down icon.

[@sierrabrewer3380]

Quality