Not on display
- Artist
- Richard Long born 1945
- Medium
- Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper and graphite on board
- Dimensions
- Image: 314 × 476 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Purchased 1976
- Reference
- P07151
Display caption
In a field of daisies, Long picked flowers along two lines to form an 'X'. The work existed only until the daisies grew again. He made a more permanent record in the form of this photograph. Long''s art develops through a physical involvement with landscape. During a walk, for instance, he may subtly rearrange natural elements at a particular spot as a way of marking his presence. 'These works are of the place, they are a rearrangement of it and in time will be reabsorbed by it. I hope to make work for the land, not against it', he says.
Gallery label, August 2004
Does this text contain inaccurate information or language that you feel we should improve or change? We would like to hear from you.
Explore
- emotions, concepts and ideas(16,531)
-
- formal qualities(12,564)
-
- documentary(1,028)
- photographic(4,742)
- universal concepts(6,403)
-
- ephemerality(52)
- UK countries and regions(24,412)
-
- England(19,249)
- inscriptions(6,688)
-
- cross(49)
You might like
-
Richard Long A Line Made by Walking
1967 -
Richard Long A Line Made by Walking
1967 -
Richard Long Turf Circle
1966 -
Richard Long A Hundred Mile Walk
1971–2 -
Richard Long Turf Sculpture
1967 -
Richard Long Dartmoor Walks
1972 -
Richard Long Cerne Abbas Walk
1975 -
Richard Long A Line in Bolivia - Kicked Stones (2 Versions)
1981 -
Richard Long Circle in Africa
1978 -
Richard Long Untitled
1967 -
Richard Long Roisin Dubh - A Slow Air
1976 -
Richard Long A Line in the Himalayas
1975, printed 2004 -
Richard Long Sahara Circle
1988 -
Richard Long Two Straight Twelve Mile Walks on Dartmoor, England 1980
1980 -
Andy Goldsworthy Holes / Middleton Woods, Yorkshire / 1 February 1981
1981