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// Red Leaves on Cracked Earth by Andy Goldsworthy is a limited edition digital print created in 2006, measuring 33 x 30 cm. Known for his work with natural elements, Goldsworthy juxtaposes vibrant red leaves against the stark, cracked earth, creating a striking contrast that draws attention to themes of life and desolation. The bright red leaves nestled within a crack in the parched soil emphasize resilience and beauty amidst decay. This ephemeral scene, captured in a digital print, showcases Goldsworthy's signature style of using nature to explore impermanence and the delicate balance between life and environmental degradation. Limited to an edition of 100, the print carries the artist's signature, adding a personal touch to this evocative work.
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// Red Leaves on Cracked Earth by Andy Goldsworthy is a limited edition digital print created in 2006, measuring 33 x 30 cm. Known for his work with natural elements, Goldsworthy juxtaposes vibrant red leaves against the stark, cracked earth, creating a striking contrast that draws attention to themes of life and desolation. The bright red leaves nestled within a crack in the parched soil emphasize resilience and beauty amidst decay. This ephemeral scene, captured in a digital print, showcases Goldsworthy's signature style of using nature to explore impermanence and the delicate balance between life and environmental degradation. Limited to an edition of 100, the print carries the artist's signature, adding a personal touch to this evocative work.
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