A quiet, contemplative pleasure. Photographic documentation of Goldsworthy's ephemeral sculptural work made between the years 1976 and 1990. Prolific in scope, all of Goldsworthy's work is a reflection of direct communion with the natural world – whether he's hollowing out spirals in sand, carefully balancing slate into a cone formation, or throwing sticks of hazel into the air. The photos depict the final product, but the process is viscerally felt through them.

Hard cover with color photographs throughout.

Edition: 1993.

Condition: Gently used.

Measures ~9.5"x11.5". 196 pages.