Reminds me of being at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts with the Massart folks so many years ago. By the end of the week you would see little installations like this around ever corner you turned in the woods and on the beach. It was so inspiring.
You know, there's an official Andy Goldsworthy installation - a very long rock wall (http://www.stormking.org/AndyGoldsworthy.html) - not too far away from Massachusetts in upstate New York at an art center called Storm King. David wants to fly out there sometime to see it. I'm less enthused by this particular piece of his, though, since it mostly just looks like a regular rock wall.
If it were really him, there would be an impossibly-balanced stone arch in place of the higher group of diagnal sticks, completing the circle... And maybe a snowball in the middle or something ;)
I was on a field trip to Storm King when I was in college. Our instructor had told us that we absolutely had to see the Noguchi. After hours of tramping around trying to find it we sat down on a little bench on top of a hill. We asked a passerby if they knew where the noguchi was. Their reply?
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You know, there's an official Andy Goldsworthy installation - a very long rock wall (http://www.stormking.org/AndyGoldsworthy.html) - not too far away from Massachusetts in upstate New York at an art center called Storm King. David wants to fly out there sometime to see it. I'm less enthused by this particular piece of his, though, since it mostly just looks like a regular rock wall.
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"You're sitting on it."
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Not one of my favorite pieces of his, but definitely interesting.