Interview American artist Jim Denevan on his ephemeral earthworks - The Art Newspaper - Coastal Care

The California-based artist Jim Denevan has created unfathomably symmetrical ephemeral “paintings” on the sand since the mid-1990s, using a stick or rake to draw sometimes miles-long geometric and Fibonacci-inspired compositions.

Morgan Maassen - Coastal Care

Afternoon, Muir Beach, California. Sand globe perched on a rock as the tide comes in;” By Zach Pine - Coastal Care

Tibetan Chortens; By Debra Kellner - Coastal Care

Enter sandman – the extraordinary beach art of Jim Denevan

Sandbank On The Coast Of Whitsunday Island, Queensland, Australia; By Yann Arthus-Bertrand - Coastal Care

Interview American artist Jim Denevan on his ephemeral earthworks

Un Dimanche A Cuba; By Aline Coquelle - Coastal Care

Jim Denevan's Gift

Turquoise - From “Antarctica ” Series; By Denis Delestrac - Coastal Care

Etch-A-Sketch” Earthworks by Jim Denevan – ArtStormer

Paddleout; By Lyndie Benson - Coastal Care

Sunrise, Malibu; By Santa Aguila Foundation - Coastal Care

Breathtaking Ephemeral Artworks by Jim Denevan - Tourism on the Edge

Lines in the Sand: Artist Jim Denevan Turns Beaches into Temporary Geometric Artworks — Colossal

Enter sandman – the extraordinary beach art of Jim Denevan