In recent years, land art has been welcomed and loved by many people, and its unique creative methods and shocking works have made it a leader in emerging art in just over a decade.
People's pursuit, but also let the creators of land art continue to increase, resulting in a wide variety of creative, large area of land art works, land art, as the name suggests, is the ground as a canvas, with a variety of different materials to create an art form, our common land art has the use of stones, leaves and other materials everywhere to make a land art work. These works of land art are generally characterized by the ubiquity of materials, ease of creation and difficulty in preservation.
In the field of land art, there are many well-known artists, such as Guillaume Blanc, who painted on the grass. Legros, who also has a well-known alias Saype, was named one of the world's thirty most influential people under the age of thirty in art and culture by Forbes magazine in 2019 for his work of land art.
With Guillaume Legrose is as good as the land artists who have achieved success, and there are many, many more. However, today Xiao Dai wants to introduce you to a land artist who is not so well-known, or even, few people in China know about it.
The unknown land artist named James Brent, although his reputation is not great, but in the field of land art, he is known as the "sweeping monk" existence. As we all know, the sweeping monk is often a very low-key, but extremely powerful person in martial arts novels, so what is unique about this land artist named James Brent?
In terms of time, James Brent has been engaged in the creation of land art for more than 10 years, and is almost one of the first artists to engage in land art. From the perspective of the form of his works, his land art works are all-encompassing, and the creative materials used are also diverse. In terms of personal influence, his works have inspired many young land artists, and he has opened a land art course to teach children to learn the production of land art. All of the above, people call him the "sweeping monk" of land art.
James Brent's favorite materials are branches, stones and leaves, and through patient assembly, a work often takes 5 or 6 hours to complete, because of the problem of creating scenes, so his work is usually not very large, and when it is completed, it also slowly disappears with time.
After a long period of creation, James Brent has accumulated a wealth of experience in the creation of land art, and whenever he goes to a place, through the materials he can find at hand, he can easily combine very beautiful works of land art, and these creative experiences are also taught to lovers who want to learn land art without hesitation.
Okay, so let's take a look at James Brent's latest land art work, and I believe you will also like this very interesting land art work as Little Dai.