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The 46-year-old who swapped life as a computer programmer in Kent for life as environmental artist in Lancashire, has everything to … Richard Shilling's second book 'Wheel of Life' depicts his recent explorations into the world of Land Art where he makes sculptures solely from natural materials. Haciendo uso de nuestro sitio web aceptas las condiciones del uso de los ficheros cookie por nosotros para analizar los datos y crear el contenido (incluso el publicitario) partiendo de sus intereses. Richard Shilling.

Mercurial Lake Land Art Art Et Nature Deco Nature Nature Artwork Andy Goldsworthy Art … Richard Shilling on Land Art for Kids Land art for kids combines playing and creating art in a natural environment using leaves, rocks, sticks, and other nature items as well as light and water.

The British artist is known for his site-specific sculptures made from natural materials (rocks, ice, leaves, rocks) and then documents how they change with the passage of time. Environmental Artist, Photographer, Writer. One day he chanced upon an Andy Goldsworthy sculpture on a wild and isolated moor and he was inspired to begin his own explorations into the world of natural art sculptures. Ice Windows (Image credit: Richard Shilling | flickr) Artist Richard Shilling created this sculpture from snow, ice and maple leaves in Ribblesdale, North Yorkshire, England. Richard Shilling in Heysham “Nature does most of the work for you” says Richard Shilling humbly as he reflects on his esteemed art work. TurnBackWednesday to 2009:-Blog:-Wow, what a crap week it has been.

Jun 20, 2013 - Richard Shilling (born: 1973) is a British artist working in the field of land art and sculpture; lives in England.

323 Likes, 10 Comments - Richard Shilling (@richardshillingartist) on Instagram: “'Traffic Lights for River Traffic' From my blog 2009:- If I go off on a bit of tangent somewhere…” Richard Shilling is an artist who uses natural objects and the land around him to create beautiful sculptures and pieces and then photographs them.

Here we present six artists who use ice and snow as their creative media. 3.2K likes. See more ideas about Land art, Art, Environmental art. Land Art is special because the pieces are temporary, changing or being destroyed by the wind, rain, or just time. It has rained pretty much non-stop, it has been extremely windy and autumn is certainly upon us as the nights are so obviously drawing in. Autumn Rowan leaves frozen into a disc of ice and positioned to catch the dawn sun at Birk Bank, near Lancaster, Lancashire in November 2010 Picture: Richard Shilling/Rex Features Advertisement Richard Shilling's debut book 'Land Art' chronicles his journey of discovery into this unique artform.