Meet the artist who creates fragile, fleeting sculptures out of nature

[@zanna8085]

I love their spiritual process and how they adapt it to this woods This is incredible

[@irenabe973]

Wow. Absolutely love the earth art. Mystical. Whimsical. Cool. Thank you.

[@chiquipineda]

I love everything Allison touches!!! 💚💚💚 I’ve been a follower (a true fan!) of her many artistic expressions since…forever. This feature is Vivi-delightful AF 🤭.

[@6hZCBpMy]

I am so glad I found this video! I really appreciate her and her art. Great vid xo

[@samanthab1923]

Cool 😎

[@oliverjabroni9912]

Me and my boys in the waste management business frequent those woods. Never noticed a beauteeful goomar like that ay madone OOHH

[@thepolishrose4352]

yeah I did a project like this in 2001 for my sculpture class. I had to do research on an artist and emulate the artist. This is Exactly Andy Goldsworthy, the artist I emulated. It's Ok To Be Inspired and make it your own.

[@ericbabcock846]

Andy G did not invent earth working druids did and cavemen before that

[@ericbabcock846]

Ivebeen doing this my whole life little druidism from your past coming through

[@utubemedia101]

Don't know why my comment is blocked. Here it is again: How do you take credit for this style of art without crediting Andy Goldsworthy. Anyone who calls themself an "artist" would have known of this person.

[@chrissoucy7453]

Unperson. I don't think the artist was "taking credit" for this style of art - she quite clearly pointed out that the style has many names and comes from various traditions: land art, environmental art and/or earth-works. Those movements all have long histories, and many practitioners (such as Goldsworthy) of whom I am quite sure she is well aware.

[@ericbabcock846]

Because he didn't invent earth interaction or druidism first magic

[@ericbabcock846]

OMG I'm an Artist found object sculptor and to be so narrow minded as to credit one artist only I'm so glad I don't know his work