3d Sand Art
“A stick and a beach can provide an infinite number of creative possibilities. Our imaginations and the collaborative effort of our small group turns those creative ideas into visual reality.”
Started with the group 3DSD in Mount Maunganui,New Zealand. Their creations went renownall over the world, the group was combining the diverse talents of 3 artists. Each artist were from a different country and brings their own unique set of artistic skills to the group.
Now, Constanza Nightingale (Chile) and David Rendu (France) are still together createing very large imaginative 3 dimensional drawings on the beach using the technique of anamorphosis.
The work is ephemeral art where time, the communicative act, and directive intent are fundamental.
The artworks provide an acute awareness of time and acts as a metaphor for the brevity of life.
As the tide rises and covers the work it is permanently erased from the beach making the art experience transitory unlike pictures hanging in a gallery for a period of time. The works impermanence is also symbolic of many other aspects of daily life.
Using a simple stick and a selection of rakes they can create textures, contrast and perspective.
Adding people into their final pieces. This makes the works interactive for the enthusiastic crowds who often arrive to watch the art in progress. This connects the people with their performance art, making it accessible and fun. They have presented emblematic icon , mainstream sport and surrealist landscapes. There is something for everyone to identify with.
Now they are travelling through New Zealand, Australia, and soon Europe to show their new creation aim to inspire and entertain people.
Check our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/3Dsandart , www.facebook.com/3DSD art group or our personal facebook pages for more: www.facebook.com/ConstanzaNightingle ; www.facebook.com/davidrenduart
Okains Bay, Banks Peninsula, 10 km from Akaroa. 29/03/2015 By: Constanza Nightingale and David Rendu Art
Okains Bay, Banks Peninsula, 10 km from Akaroa. 25/01/2015 By: Constanza Nightingale and David Rendu Art
Raglan, New Zealand 7/12/2014
Raglan, New Zealand 7/12/2014
Waihi beach, New Zealand
Waihi beach, New Zealand