Whilst we're somewhat used to seeing art crafted upon some rather unusual canvases, nothing quite beats the latest project by Land artist Jim Denevan. Spanning 31-km-sq, Denevan's project is a 'drawing' on the frozen surface of the Siberian Lake Baikal, in the form of beautifully symmetrical crop circle designs. The series of patterns are actually based on the Fibonacci sequence; a number pattern present in many of nature's forms. As is the way of the natural world, Denevan's drawing dissolved after a few months, but his works were captured on film by Director Meredith Danluck for the Art Hard documentary, screened at The Nevada Museum of Art.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Lake Baikal Land Art
Whilst we're somewhat used to seeing art crafted upon some rather unusual canvases, nothing quite beats the latest project by Land artist Jim Denevan. Spanning 31-km-sq, Denevan's project is a 'drawing' on the frozen surface of the Siberian Lake Baikal, in the form of beautifully symmetrical crop circle designs. The series of patterns are actually based on the Fibonacci sequence; a number pattern present in many of nature's forms. As is the way of the natural world, Denevan's drawing dissolved after a few months, but his works were captured on film by Director Meredith Danluck for the Art Hard documentary, screened at The Nevada Museum of Art.
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