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"Fine Line", Martin Hill (1946) | PhotoAnthology

Fine Line

Martin Hill (1946)

Environmental interconnection through photography and sculpture with natural materials in wild landscapes across the globe for climate awareness.

With contributions from: Alasdair Foster (curator). Suggest an Edit

Fine Line

Martin Hill (1946)

Environmental interconnection through photography and sculpture with natural materials in wild landscapes across the globe for climate awareness.

With contributions from: Alasdair Foster (curator). Suggest an Edit

Snow Sculpture. Mt Ngauruhoe, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand. September 1997

Ice Core Sculpture. Ross Island, Antarctica. December 2014

Grass Sculpture. Karambony, Androngitra National Park, Madagascar. August 2001

Snow Sculpture. Pt Lenana, Mt Kenya. East Africa. August 2010

Rock Sculpture. Wishorn, Zermatt, Switzerland. August 2008

Rock Sculpture. Cioch Pinnacle, Isle of Skye, Scotland. July 2011

Snow and Tephra Sculpture. Central Highlands, Iceland. August 2008

Ice Sculpture. Arctic Circle, Weasel River Valley, Baffin Island. July 2011

Snow Sculpture. Pigeon Spire, Bugaboos, Purcell Mountains, British Columbia Canada. August 2009

Sand Sculpture. Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, California, USA. August 1996

Banyan Tree Root Sculpture. Mt Yasur Volcano, Vanuatu. June 2018

Snow Sculpture. Mt Ruapehu, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand. October 2019

Books

Fine Line

Bateman Books, 2021

Earth to Earth: Art Inspired by Nature's Design

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007

More by Martin Hill

Rainforest Guardian, Moss sculpture, Mt Aspiring National Park, New Zealand. 2013

Martin Hill (1946)

Human impact on nature through temporary sculptures made from local materials and photographed in remote landscapes.

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