Andy Goldsworthy Mother Nature

Earth art is the art of using nature and natural materials, like water, soil, rocks…etc. With this you can create anything from sculptures to landscape art in the open. The genre originally started in late 1960’s in the US. Artists were starting to protest against artificial and commercialized art. They want to do something that was big and unmovable; art that couldn’t be placed in museums. (Lanz, C.K) However, sometimes this would be contradicting, as people would pay a lot of money to buy the materials

edges. My creativity during these activities began to blossom and I began to see nature as more than just leaves and plants. Nature was drawing board and I could create anything I desired. Rather than polluting mother nature with items that she did not make, I recycled her beauty to create unique pieces of art. I discovered in the woods a large

it sticks in your head and now you wanting some campbell’s soup. “Warhol tapped into the culture of mass consumption and this makes his work iconic and instantly recognizable.” Now every time you have some soup you think about Andy Warhol and every time you think about Andy Warhol, you think about eating some Campbells soup. It's a win win for both