Chalk stones

By Andy Goldsworthy, 2002. At the Pallant House Gallery - part of the Sussex Landscapes: Chalk Wood and Water exhibition. Made from locally quarried chalk. The artist has etched the weathered grey surface to reveal the white chalk.

Stik with poodle https://365project.org/boxplayer/365-2023/2023-01-28

28 January 2023
Chichester, West Sussex

[JackieR]

I was there on Tuesday!! I'm pretty sure he painted that line!! Did you like the flasks of water??

[Boxplayer]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond you'll see I did! And the plaque for this says he 'etched' it using a flint stone.

[Susan Wakely]

I must visit sometime soon.

[Renee Salamon]

I must visit too - great pov

[Harry J Benson]

It does look by paint; it must have been tedious to get it so line like by etching

[Oli Lindenskov]

Nice👍😊

[Agnes]

Nice big stones

[gloria jones]

Neat capture

[Yao RL]

Interesting to kow the shite chalk is revealed as appose to painted.

[Lynn]

Nice shot of this Goldsworthy piece. I love Pallant House - it's a beautiful building and the exhibitions are always something special. I'm hoping to catch this one at some point.

[Daisy Miller]

Interesting shot and narrative.

[Bill Davidson]

Interesting idea.

[Phil Howcroft]

hmmm stones for art ...I might throw in some of my garden "slate ground covering" !