Andy Goldsworthy’s art perfectly corresponds with the Kaprow article. We just read all about exactly how and when art became open to all sorts of medias and this is obviously manifested in Goldsworthy. He only works with organic things, trees, rocks, leaves, ice, etc, and he creates incredible sculptures and photographs.

His pieces also follow the principles of quality design, like Pollocks, but, again like Pollock, he seems to have a very spiritual, ritualistic connection to his works. Goldsworthy uses a natural environment to create a new one, while Pollock created them with paint. The idea that you can create something incredible with something as ordinary as leaves is exactly what Kaprow was referring to at the end of his article.