Landart on my kitchen table
Here are some of my experiments, made of natural materials like stones, sticks, dry leaves or seeds. Those small "stamps" were made of flour and salt. Why landart? Because nothing is permanent. Organic matter decomposes, stones break into smaller and smaller pieces, then they become soil. Then new life begins...
These creatures don't exist any more in their forms.
So creative! Nature becomes an art :)) Landart is another art form created by you:)) It is so impressive to make this kind of work by usually seen around us. So natural and beautiful. Yes everything will be gone into the nature. Containing philosophy like this shows this more attractive. Show us more ~~~
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This is such an awesome post @kalemandra. Flour and salt, huh? That’s all it takes to make those stamps?? How fun! Your cover image is gorgeous and I think this whole article is really unique—thanks for sharing! Thanks for tagging #artzone or I would’ve missed it.
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Beautiful :) These might be temporary but you have created something out of them that brings beauty and joy through these compositions ! I also like the thought that some things are truly ephemeral and to experience them and then to let go of them is part of the journey of life :)
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