At the Mad Art Gallery, STL Pecha Kucha 14, I presented my site-art creations in the 20 slides / 20 seconds format. It went well. Click the link to see it.

In a creek bed, Catawissa, MO.

Low river conditions allowed me to create this piece on an exposed jetty out in the river.

Created in August in a dry creek bed. One month later conditions were rainy and this location was underwater.

Created on this hillside when I couldn't work in the creek because the water was running high.

The artists that flowed through this creation were: Andy Goldsworthy, Mark di Suervo, Alexander Calder and Dr. Suess.

Location's important. The roots were the reason to create here.

The frozen water reminded me of a spring coming from a cave. A friend helped with the multiple seasons photos.

An abundance of fallen trees and branches were the materials available at this site.

A creek and the abundance of fallen trees prompted me to enclose/cover the creek in the manner of a beaver den.

A large hole in the roots of this fallen tree prompted me to build up and around it.

This grove of cedars gave me the feeling of a sanctuary.

Trees and branch clipping evolved into this. I attempted to enhance the feeling of a sanctuary with this addition.

What if a fallen tree from the creek bank had continued to grow, further down the creek. That's how this piece started.

This video shows you the length and placement of the piece.