Andy Goldsworthy WoodLine

Andy Goldsworthy’s ‘Wood Line’ Installation Made From Fallen Trees Snakes Through the Presidio

01/21/2012

Andy Goldsworthy WoodLine

There is a certain etheral winding line that often surfaces in artist Andy Goldsworthy's work - If you've ever seen the documentary "Rivers and Tides," visited the de Young Museum in San Francisco, or watched a snake move through the grass, you know the line. Last year this familiar form surfaced again in San Francisco as Goldsworthy created "Wood Line" - a winding trail of fallen Eucalyptus trees that gracefully curves through the forests of the Presidio.

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Andy Goldsworthy WoodLine

There is a certain etheral winding line that often surfaces in artist Andy Goldsworthy's work - If you've ever seen the documentary "Rivers and Tides," visited the de Young Museum in San Francisco, or watched a snake move through the grass, you know the line. Last year this familiar form surfaced again in San Francisco as Goldsworthy created "Wood Line" - a winding trail of fallen Eucalyptus trees that gracefully curves through the forests of the Presidio.

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Andy Goldsworthy WoodLine

There is a certain etheral winding line that often surfaces in artist Andy Goldsworthy's work - If you've ever seen the documentary "Rivers and Tides," visited the de Young Museum in San Francisco, or watched a snake move through the grass, you know the line. Last year this familiar form surfaced again in San Francisco as Goldsworthy created "Wood Line" - a winding trail of fallen Eucalyptus trees that gracefully curves through the forests of the Presidio.

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