Andy Goldsworthy: Farm Fresh

"I want to use only my own hands" - to find the freedom of the tool - a sharp stone, a thorn's thorn, a thorn - I grab the opportunity that is offered everyday: - autumn leaves and The flying trees will be the source of branches and branches I think that there is something I can discover, so I parked in one place or picked up the material. "Andy Goldsworthy is probably one of the most famous sculptors in the world, but he took time to create his work, so they can be accurate in his head .

Andy Goldsworthy - Practice - Andy Goldsworthy is a land artist, I studied at Bradford Art University and Preston Institute of Technology in Cheshire, England in 1956. He grew up on the farm where he gained knowledge of the land, love, and understanding. Nature is his canvas and his aim. Goldsworthy is an environmental sculptor whose work is short-lived and the materials he uses are short-lived. Goldsworthys sculpture reviews the creation, destruction and renewal process. Goldsworthy welcomes this cycle of destruction. Goldsworthys' work contains objects found. All materials used are natural and site specific. These materials are short-lived and work depends on opportunity factors in the process of construction and destruction.

F. Allin Goldsworthy (1929-2001), a former professor of applied mathematics at Goldsworthy of Leeds and Muriel University (Stanger) was born in Cheshire in 1956. He grew up on the Harrogate side of Leeds and got on the green belt house in the western part of Yorkshire. His parents were a methodist, poured a diligent attitude on him. Since he was 13, he worked on a farm. He is comparing the quality of repeated farming work to the practice of sculpture making. "Many of my work is like picking potatoes, you need to enter that rhythm."