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Zach Pine

California, USA

@sandglobes

Zach is a socially engaged environmental artist who creates strategies and locations for collective creativity; connects folks of all ages with one another and with the pure world; and evokes pleasure, spontaneity, and environmental motion. While he works in many various environments, collaborating with the general public to create ephemeral creations on seashores is a serious thread in his work. For 15 years, he organized the annual Restore and Create: Earth Day Celebration on Stinson Beach in Marin County, California.

Since discovering a method for making near-perfect spheres from simply sand and water in 2000, Zach has used these Sand Globes as an avenue to attach folks with one another and with coastal areas. Through “Sand Globe Gatherings,” he has introduced folks of all ages and skills collectively to co-create with sand. His “Sand Globes Worldwide” venture, which features a transient “how-to” video with greater than 8000 views, has unfold this type of artwork and play across the earth.

Tim Hoekstra

Netherlands

@dutchbeachart

I’ve been artistic since childhood and by no means stopped exploring with out plan. I crew up on the coast of the Netherlands the place I loved taking part in with the weather and nature. In this atmosphere I began experimenting with a rake throughout low tide. 

The path of making has let me to some lovely experiences, locations and folks. The work that’s created is a mirrored image of all these experiences and information. Without a plan and ideas. Just give up and settle for the house of not figuring out. A journey to be continued. 

In these occasions of chaos and destruction I hope to contribute by exhibiting how magical nature is and the previous knowledge that’s inside all of us.

Andreas Hoenigschmid

California, USA

@geobendercalifornia

I’ve at all times been fascinated with numbers, and numbers in house. In faculty, we’re taught numbers in house as geometry. And after geometry, there are numbers in house in time. And that’s astronomy. For me, the universe unfolds in numbers. I come from a household of engineers and scientists on either side of my household, and my grandmother is a painter. I’ve at all times had a robust urge to discover the analytical facet, and an equally sturdy urge to discover the creative facet.

Since the start of recorded historical past, mandalas have performed an vital function in non secular and mystical practices for a motive. Sacred geometry is a illustration of the patterns that may be discovered all over the place inside us and on the planet we reside in. I really feel it’s vital that we as people acknowledge the bigger patterns that make up our actuality. When you create a sample, you grow to be that sample. In the sense that consciousness itself is patterned. If I’m lacking concord, then I want a flower of life. If I’m lacking character, I really feel the necessity for a major quantity. If I’m lacking stability, I need one thing symmetrical. My sand artwork is my follow of discovering that steadiness.

I really like artistry, and I particularly get pleasure from seashore artwork as a result of it’s the closest manifestation of numbers, timing and house that I’ve discovered. As a sand artist performing each new and full moon, I’ve found the rhythms of nature and the cycles of the moon and tides. I grew up in nature within the Bavarian Alps. The mountains at all times felt like my sacred house. After shifting to Venice, California I discovered my new sanctuary on the seashore. I like to share my artwork. I provide customized sand artwork designs for particular events and ceremonies at Matador Beach in Malibu, and discover Geobender designs in every little thing from t-shirts and youngsters’s toys to hand-painted wall artwork and printed canvases so as to add dimension and concord to indoor areas.

Manolo Froelich

Southeast Ireland

My title is Manuel Frolich, higher generally known as ‘Manu’. I used to be born in Santiago de Chile, grew up in Rio de Janeiro, was raised in Germany, and now dwelling on the southeast coast of Ireland since 2000. I’ve travelled to greater than thirty international locations, and I’ve lastly discovered my dwelling. Having at all times been hooked up to artwork usually, I started to do many summary work within the 90s, which led to the concept of finding out arts at a well known faculty in Stuttgart. After failing to get a spot, I went on to review structure, which now explains my fascination with geometry-based artworks.

Working collaboratively to save lots of our planet is the one technique to restore the harm we have now brought on. Through artwork, particularly momentary artwork, we are able to create a way of urgency and significance of how our actions harm nature and what we are able to do to assist. Through ephemeral artwork like Manuels, we get to chill out and observe our results on Nature. We get to really feel moved by it, tune into the pure world, specific our appreciation for Nature, improve our reference to Nature. Ephemeral Art and the fantastic thing about it’s that it teaches us that not every little thing we worth needs to be materials generally; it’s the method itself that’s fulfilling sufficient to make us focus.

Rachel Shiamh

Wales, UK

@rachelshiamhquietearth

Rachel has been exploring the ephemeral world of Sand Art for over 13 years. Initially, along with her accomplice, one of many first sand artists, Marc Treanor. After he misplaced his life to the ocean in 2020, sand artwork started to carve a deeper type of intimacy for her. This additionally opened a brand new community of connections and collaborations amongst the worldwide sand artwork group. 

Based in Wales, UK, in an off-grid eco retreat, Rachel lives very near a few of the most beautiful seashores in Pembrokeshire. To create alone, with, and thru the weather is her pleasure. 

She has travelled to collaborate with fellow sand artists in France and Portugal. Also a visiting artist to Talamh, the Land Art pageant in Ireland, and the European Land Art Festival in Dunbar, Scotland, and in Corfu, Greece.

Creating Sand Art, she feels it is likely one of the lightest footprints she will go away in these occasions, and to supply magnificence to this one ocean is her dwelling prayer, for peace, therapeutic, and unity.

Andres Amador

California, USA

@andresamadorarts

Born in San Francisco in 1971 to political activist dad and mom, Andres grew up immersed within the Mission District’s vibrant road artwork scene, the place towering murals first revealed artwork’s energy to remodel public areas. This early affect, paired with a deep connection to nature, has guided his creative journey for over 25 years.

After incomes a level in Environmental Sciences from UC Davis, Andres served within the Peace Corps in Ecuador, creating conservation curricula for rural colleges. Back in San Francisco, he dove into the underground arts scene, with a transformative Burning Man expertise sparking his ardour for large-scale, multi-media work.

Today, his follow spans motion, sculpture, and portray, with exhibitions proven nationally and internationally. Inspired by artwork’s collective and ecological influence, he creates participatory public works that have interaction communities and amplify environmental causes.

Andres lives along with his household within the Sierra Nevada foothills, the place the pure panorama continues to form his follow, most lately by portray with clay pigments on the granite boulders of his native river.