Clay/ Worked into a Stone/ Edges to Catch the Passing Light/ Government Island, Virginia 16 - 2003

Andy Goldsworthy's "Clay/ Worked into a Stone/ Edges to Catch the Passing Light/ Government Island, Virginia" is a black and white photograph that captures the ephemeral nature of light and shadow. The image depicts a stone fence, built from clay and worked into the shape of a stone, with the sunlight catching its edges. This work exemplifies Goldsworthy's signature style of land art, where he utilizes natural materials to create site-specific sculptures that are both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally conscious. The photograph, taken in 2003, serves as a documentation of the artist's ephemeral installation, reminding viewers of the fleeting beauty of nature.