A few words about the piece
Sandy Bottoms is a lighthearted ephemeral sculpture formed from beach sand. The reclining lower torso is shaped with confident strokes, rendering a lifelike suggestion of the human posterior. Curvature is smoothed yet deliberate, driven by light and shadow across textured surface.
Set beneath open sky and surrounded by footprints and towels, the piece offers contrast: a fleeting form amid motion. It invites humor and admiration, asking viewers to see the body as playful canvas.
Drawing from body casting and land art traditions, it embodies impermanence: form and fun that the tide will reclaim.