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When Beaches Become Giant Sand Art Canvases




Topic started on 17-6-2009 @ 10:19 AM by slylee


This guy is good, and a nice way to get a point across.


Peter Donnelly is an artist who can truly claim to see the bigger picture while attending to the devil that’s in the detail. He is also an artist who is far from precious about his work, since few mediums can be as transitory as the one he chooses to work in. While humankind has surely been creating artworks out of sand since long before we have been able to preserve any trace of their fleeting existence, few sand artists can have worked on such a scale as Peter Donnelly





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reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 10:22 AM by Hazelnut


Well that sand art is way better than the man coming half out of the sand I made. People who saw mine were like, whoa! This one is magnificent. I wonder how they kept people from walking all over it while he worked on it? (or she)



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