Rivers and Tides


On 14th March we have seen one Documentary "Rivers and Tides" at dept. Of English.

Rivers and Tides is a documentary film by Thomas Riedelsheimer(2001)

Andy Goldsworthy a great artist and able to see his art with deep insight or philosophy. "Rivers and Tides" offers a rare glimpse of the creations of Andy Goldsworthy. The theme of this short documentary is "Transitory nature of art and life". Everything which is created is destroyed by nature after some period of time. Birth and death is the truth of nature.



He create large scale out door sculptures and art work out of natural materials like Leaves, woods, stone, water, ice, rocks, mud, flowers and variety of natural objects.



In this documentary Andy creates unique things. The natural shape of nature is round. Nature has no sharp design. Sharp design is created by human.



Andy is constantly working with tides and rivers and beautifully created the things with stones, leaves, woods etc.

Thank You...


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