Richard Beck at Experimental Theology has been posting a series of theological reflections on the work of British artist Andy Goldsworthy. A large part of Goldsworthy’s art, and what he is most notable for, is simply wandering out into the natural world and using natural materials–stones, thorns, leaves, flowers, branches, ice–to create a piece of …
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