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Deep Dive: Rivers and Tides (2001)

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Rivers and Tides
Rivers and Tides presents a portrait of artist Andy Goldsworthy, known for creating ephemeral sculptures from natural elements. The film captures his artistic process and the relationship he builds with the landscape, emphasizing the transient nature of his work. Goldsworthy's sculptures are often made from materials like leaves, stones, and ice, which are subject to the forces of nature, illustrating the interplay between art and the environment. The documentary spans 90 minutes and is produced in multiple countries, including Canada, Finland, Germany, and the United Kingdom. It is presented in English and carries the tagline 'Working with Time,' reflecting Goldsworthy's focus on the temporal aspects of his art. The film invites viewers to witness the beauty of nature and the impermanence of Goldsworthy's creations.

Why Watch

  • Meet artist Andy Goldsworthy in his natural habitat.
  • See stunning sculptures made from ice and leaves.
  • Find out how nature influences art creation.

Did You Know

Andy Goldsworthy creates sculptures using natural materials like leaves and stones.
The film was produced in four countries: Canada, Finland, Germany, and the UK.
Rivers and Tides has a runtime of 90 minutes.

Perfect For

Nature loversArt enthusiastsDocumentary fans