Richard Long

Richard Long (b. 1945) is an English sculptor and land artist whose work expands the boundaries of sculpture into performance and conceptual art. Since the 1960s, he has created works based on walking, documenting interventions in landscapes through photographs, texts, and maps. His materials often include stone, earth, and mud, used to inscribe simple lines and circles in natural settings. Long is the only artist nominated four times for the Turner Prize, winning in 1989. His practice explores the meeting point of human abstraction and natural patterns.

Günther Vogt probably needs no introduction in our profession; he has been an important practitioner for a couple of decades now, appreciated globally for his rich, non-linear and adventurous design approach. Initially, his education was more in the direction of botany. He later shifted to landscape architecture by studying in Rapperswil, Switzerland. After his study […]

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