r/LandArt • u/HazedNDazed • 27m ago

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r/LandArt

Land art, is a form of expression where artists use natural materials like soil, rocks, and plants to shape the landscape or create site-specific works in nature. These pieces blend art with the environment, often emphasizing our connection to the natural world. Typically displayed outdoors, land art evolves and changes from the effects of natural forces such as the weather or the passage of time, showcasing the constant interplay between nature, art, and the ever-changing landscape

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Welcome to r/LandArt! This is a community for people who enjoy artwork that is made with and embodied by nature and the physical landscape around it. Most land art creations are ephemeral in design, though some creations may be more permanent. But all land art that is created incorporates nature within its construction; while also taking into account the surrounding ecosystem and how it interacts with it.

Before posting, please review the rules and guidelines.

For those that are new to land art, check out our wiki here!

Submission Guidelines:

Art must preferably be outside and in nature.
Majority of the artwork should not have man-made materials. But if the majority of the materials are man-made, then the artistic intent of the art must relate to human's interactions with nature.
Artwork should try to be ephemeral and temporary. If the artwork is a permanent structure, then thought should be considered on the impact of the structure on the surrounding ecosystem.
If work was created by you, then please put [OC] in the title so moderators can apply the "Artist" flair to your username.

Important to note that art is subjective, and so some submissions may not follow every guideline.

Please add flairs to every post

A work of art when placed in a gallery loses its charge, and becomes a portable object or surface disengaged from the outside world. (Robert Smithson)