Andy Goldsworthy's Art

As far as I can remember, I have always been inspired by the natural world around me. As a child I always find things nearby and shape them proudly. I met Andy Goldsworthy early in the university, but I think his work is directly related to his work. I do not want to imitate what he is doing. What he did for me was to ascertain how the modern world and how I worked out for a long time resisted technology.

Andy Goldsworthy, Vic Muniz, and Ai Wei Wei have completely different art styles, each of which has a different way. Andy Goldsworthy was inspired by his artistic creation and explored how to apply it to his creative shape. Vic Muniz makes interesting sculptures using antiques, chocolate and thread-like materials. Then there is an artist Ai Weiwei who is trying to inform people about these events inspired by social problems around the world.

Andy Goldsworthy, Vic Muniz, Ai Weiwei both have a completely different perspective on the creation of sculpture and art. Andy Goldsworthy focuses naturally. He brought nature in ways you could not imagine. It takes hours to change nature into an unnatural form. Goldsworthy focuses on many colors of his work. The contrast that he created is convincing, but it is also very simple. He uses very smooth and precise circles and shapes. Andy Goldsworthy makes nature a beauty of his work. Ai Weiwei treated his project with a stronger voice. He uses his art to express his political view and life experience. All of their artists have a say, but I think Ai Weiwei has one of the most powerful artists. He wants to get a shock, causing strong emotions. They boycotted the Olympic Games, from crushing ancient vases to designing the stadium. He records his voice and art through the media and people. His artistic beauty appears through destruction