River and Tides (extraits 1)

Whenever u move material around u impact the land. That's why parks ask that u not take rocks or other items w u. Removing (to sea) a large amount of wood removes nutrients from the soil and removing (stacking) rocks on a beach contributes to erosion. Also picking out or moving rocks or leaves, etc. alters + deteriorates the natural beauty of a place for the next visitor. However, n this guy's case, I think the reverence he spreads for the land outweighs his small individual ecological impact.

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The art is amazing... but I'm just not feeling the song...

Mmmm cocorosie <3 AND Andy Goldsworthy :)

what is this song called and your work is really good and that rock thing at the end of the video wow [;

What are the ramifications oh holy one? Seeing as you seem to know so much more about this than everyone else does. :) Hmmm? I'd love to know.

You sure have a lot of time and patience. Great work !

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Is a stack of rocks and a pile of wood so bad compared to the ecological ramifications of high rise buildings, cement parking lots, and bulldozers taking down rain forrests to make hamburgers? The computers we are all using to make these comments are made of plastics which become waste. Your enjoying all the benefits of human destruction and your getting on this artists case for being ecologically damaging? Atleast his intentions are to open our eyes to nature.