We went back a couple of days later to the little beach next to Loch Lomond where I made this spiral to see if it was still there. I was surprised and happy to find that this and the other sculptures were still there. The weather had changed from the lovely sunshine when we were first there it was now very windy and lightly drizzling. So I decided to remove the stones (I wanted to take them home) and see the dry patches underneath. This has given us lots of ideas on how to do this again.
New Book: Flux
3rd Book: Transience
Debut Book: Land Art
2nd Book: Wheel of Life
Transience (Special Edition)
Book: Land Art for Kids 'On the Beach'
Book: Land Art for Kids 'In the Woods'
About Me
- Richard Shilling
- I make sculptures from natural materials, gathered near to where each sculpture is made. Every sculpture is photographed in natural light, using normal camera equipment and without any photoshop trickery. Each photo accurately depicts how each sculpture appeared, at its most vibrant moment, before the elements reclaim the materials back to nature. I am trying to explore themes to do with time, ecology and the constant flux of the seasons and express these ideas through my land art images.
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