River and Tides (extraits 2)

[SeraphRowan]

His patience...

[al8titine]

C'est super précis !!! Magnifique !

[lemuriansoul]

I have always been drawn to the beauty, and colors in nature. Andy's work is magnificent, it really opens one's eyes!

[raisedbyacupofcoffee]

How can you not like this? It's the very essence of existence. Nothing in life is permanent.

[raisedbyacupofcoffee]

How can you not like this?

[josepgrifollcasas]

genial!!!

[Bonapartess]

How original!

[sony040]

wtf? as if they just put paint in fresh water like that? and drip pain on that fence? leave the shit alone

[BluSarahNamaste]

@sony040 It's not paint. He dug Iron oxide from the earth, powderized it then mixed it with the stream water. Everything he creates is from nature. Nature going back to nature.

[Elin48]

Beautiful

[hlili1994]

2:46 amazaing 

[teaahnuh]

@gumper5242 its at the Storm King sculpture park in upstate new york :D

[casildac7]

I am so inspired by the work of Andy Goldsworthy, and the backing track in this video is great too!!

[pontepolentepontepi]

@2IceCantata

Yes :-))) Grazie Ice to share :-)

Beautiful post !

[powaylongboarder]

WOW, amazing

[hvfunlol]

1:40 wht the fuck is that red thing?

[MellaMique]

hell na that shit looks like paint, super red pigment

[aensinger]

@MellaMique Uh...what do you think cave painters used for pigment?

[MellaMique]

@aensinger cave painters used your mom ;)

[brandoneden]

sweetheart, just because it isn't a painting on a canvas or a song on a cd doesn't mean it isn't art.

this art is much more meaningful than any other, simply because you can only see it for a short time. And once it's gone, it's really gone.

[dmay949]

brandon definitely has the right idea haha this is what i do when im trippin

[MossWaffle]

@brandoneden ...gone... but captured for posterity on video! :-) Lucky for us.

[gumper5242]

Very cool Rock Wall ! Where is this wall ?

[Christbearer2259]

Andy Goldsworthy's rock wall resides in south eastern New York state at the foot of the Catskill Mountains at a permanent exhibition called Storm King. There are several large sculptures on the grounds. It's well worth the trip.

[wellar6]

@gumper5242 most of his works are demolished by the environment after his works. so i doubt it'll still be there. it might, but Goldsworthy might have demolished it himself.

[artsycalgal]

Both of the "Tides" videos are exquisitely beautiful. Makes me want to find a forest and take photographs. So glad to see from comments that non-toxic things were used for the color in the water but an explanation about that at the beginning of the video would have caused less concern.

[brandoneden]

in the full documentary its explained that the color just comes from certain rocks at the bottom of the river.

[bluedrummergwyn]

@artsycalgal There is a comment about how the artist uses only things from nature in the description. Although it's in French: "Andy Goldworthy utilise quasi-exclusivement des matériaux ou objets naturels pour réaliser ses oeuvres."

[romuloandrade2007]

The song is perfect to the images edition. Congratulations.

[romuloandrade2007]

Really beautiful... this rivers and tides poetry.

Congratulations to all you... friends of earth life.

[anne0203]

oui tt à fait :-))

[Marseillaisdesneiges]

Très bon choix pour la musique! Andy Godsworthy est tout simplement génial!

[paracelsico]

Magnifico.

Song?

[KlingKlang0]

This song is called "Edward's Hand" from the Sebastien Schuller' album "Happiness".

[ronrutherford]

What is the red dye/chemical that he uses to color the water, or am I may mistaken and it's for some reason naturally red? Good video thanks.

[KlingKlang0]

It's not chemical. He just reduced red rocks to powder that he put in the river.

[ronrutherford]

Thank you sir, I assumed it was something safe, considering how much the man must love nature. Thanks for the quick response.

[trycoun]

it's basically some oxide in those stones, this man knows a good deal about nature...inspiring.

playing with such chains of leaves for instance became the absolute favorite to our children.

regards, m.

[anniepilar]

only thing about that, he is adding alot of particulates to the water that can be very harmful to fish and invertebrates... a major problem with runoff into streams is the added particulates that can cloud the water, making it hard for the fish and invertebrates to see and breath.

[jmwblahblah]

@ronrutherford

the chemical is iron and it is natural. same reason our blood is red!

[TheNanaimo]

@jmwblahblah it relieves me to discover the it is iron

[mullahnasruddinQQ]

@ronrutherford

It is ferric oxide which exist naturally i.e. in rivers. You can watch him labouring it from the riverbed in the movie "Rivers and Tides".

[Z0mbi3InLove]

@ronrutherford It's a rock that has a high iron content which makes it red :)

[junitown]

j'adore les montages! c'est génial avec la musique.

bravo et merci de les partager

[julietteazzo]

superbe, bravos

[epankhurst]

c'est magnifique! merci beaucoup.

[mxchicka]

I love Andy Goldsworthy! He has absolutely amazing art, and all with things from Nature. :D

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[gorgeousbabe8787]

Very exotic, and very beautiful

[fabian3d]

wooow

[shibori8]

awesome

[njteech]

genius

[kylemooneyham]

what is the name of this song?

[KlingKlang0]

This song is called "Edward's Hand" from the Sebastien Schuller' album "Happiness".

[DevilsOfTires]

super

[armajoli]

la beauté pure et naturelle ..une merveille

[RubiyR]

The man is one of a kind . His works posses extraordinary and universal elegance.. Hypnotizing!.

[Supaxcat]

I <3 Andy Goldsworthy!

[xkillparishiltonx]

Andy goldsworthy amazes me...

[Elin48]

the whole film together in as large a screen as possible is BEAUTIFUL