Read the article by Leigha Oaks here.
Although nowhere near as intricate,
and completed by a single individual instead of a group,
Jim's art conveys a similar message regarding the
impermanence and fragility of nature
in the way of a Tibetan sand Mandala.
Jim puts his essence into his art,
and then lets it go;
cleared by the tides and the winds,
into the eternal coming-and-going of nature.
Beautiful .. truly stunning .. one really only gets a sense of the scale when it becomes apparent the artist is standing waaay down there on the sand haha .. and a reflection of the impermanence of life itself .. lovely stuff .. {;o)
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDelete@ KW - Thx! It really is quite an astounding thing that one man makes these on such a scale!
ReplyDelete@Frank Zweegers - Thaks for stopping by and letting me know of your appreciation! (Your blog is quite a great work too!)
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable, but seeing is believing. Wonderful and calming.
ReplyDelete@MikeB - cool of you to notice that! I actually did not notice the calming, soothing feeling I got from looking at it, until you mentioned it. Thank you!
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