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Andy Goldsworthy

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My work comes first, reasons for it follow.
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"Residency on Earth" in Art in America (April, 1995)

 
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You follow your feelings, you follow your dreams;
You follow the leader into the trees.
And what's in there waiting, neither one of us knows.
You gotta keep one eye open the further you go.

 
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