Jim Denevan is an artist that makes temporary drawings on sand, ice, and earth. They are incredible and I can't imagine how long it must take. It also really impresses me that he can think of things on such a large scale and piece them together so perfectly by what seems like free hand talent (I'm not really sure how he does it so perfectly).
"When I'm doing a drawing, I'm personifying the place that is empty. A place that is unmarked."
"People always ask how it feels to have them wash away," adds Denevan, "but who would want it not to wash away?"
Personally, I think I would have a difficult time spending so much time on something that does just go away, but I guess at least he gets a picture out of it! And what great pictures they are...
Here is some of his work:
SAND: Created through the use of a large stick
EARTH: Created using tire tracks
ICE: Created using various equipment and machines
To view more on the ice project visit: ice
To view more photos and the artist's website visit: Jim Denevan
Jim is also a chef and does a traveling farm dinner called "Outstanding in the Field".
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Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Street Art
So this entry is just a very large compilation of cool street art! Street art was one of my favorite things to find and photograph when I was traveling in Europe. I just love the contrast between the picture painted and the surface/area it is painted/constructed/etc.
So without dragging this on... lets begin!
These first several are shadow art, in that the picture makes more sense when a shadow is in a certain position.
These ice sculptures were placed in Berlin and used to demonstrate climate change.
Good stuff! To find more street art photos visit: http://www.streetartutopia.com/
So without dragging this on... lets begin!
These first several are shadow art, in that the picture makes more sense when a shadow is in a certain position.
These ice sculptures were placed in Berlin and used to demonstrate climate change.
Good stuff! To find more street art photos visit: http://www.streetartutopia.com/
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