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Land Art is an artistic movement that emerged in the 1960s. Inspired by the desire to take art out of galleries and museums, its artists chose nature as their creative space.
More than just a style, Land Art is a creative concept in harmony with the environment. The artist works directly with the landscape—rocks, sand, wood, water, vegetation—to transform the natural space into an ephemeral or lasting work of art.
The Materials of Land Art: Nature as the Only Resource
In Land Art, the materials used come exclusively from nature: branches, rocks, foliage, sand, hay, and more. These organic elements blend seamlessly into the landscape and evolve over time.
Often, the artwork changes with the seasons and eventually disappears through the natural process of biodegradation. This ephemeral character is what makes Land Art so unique.
Whether simple or complex, each installation becomes an integral part of the nature that hosts it. This how our new products development are inspired. And you?
