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Quote by Andy Goldsworthy

“My work comes first, reasons for it follow.”

Quote by Andy Goldsworthy

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Andy Goldsworthy

Andy Goldsworthy, born on July 26, 1956, is a renowned British photographer. His works are inspired by nature and capture the beauty of landscapes through unique perspectives and techniques, earning him the title of 'earth artist'. Goldsworthy's art often involves creating outdoors, using natural materials to produce works that have a strong visual impact and artistic appeal. more

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