Intersections of Art and Science

Beach Art, Celebrate, Inform

The artist who’s happy with all his work being washed away

Beach Art, Celebrate

“Flow II,” Stinson Beach ©; is an image courtesy of © Andres Amador. for Coastal Care’s Photo of the Month, February 2017.

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The California tide soon washes away work by Andres Amador – but for the artist, that is part of the point…

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