Rivers and Tides

Rivers and Tides is a documentary that follows the work of artist Andy Goldsworthy, who creates intricate and beautiful sculptures using natural elements like leaves, twigs, and stones. Shot on location in the Scottish countryside, the film captures Goldsworthy's creative process and showcases his unique perspective on art and the natural world. Through his work, Goldsworthy explores the fleeting nature of art and the ways in which it can be both fragile and powerful. The film is a meditation on the relationship between art and nature, and a celebration of the beauty and wonder that can be found in the world around us.

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Rivers and Tides was released in theaters on January 2, 2003.