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An agricultural art installation where rice is planted in patterns that create images visible from above. It changes throughout the growing season, reflecting agricultural rhythms.

An ephemeral installation by Andy Goldsworthy, consisting of a stone path through a rural landscape, designed to evolve with the natural growth and decay around it.

A 1,500-foot-long, 15-foot-wide counterclockwise spiral made from mud, salt crystals, and basalt rocks in the Great Salt Lake. Over time, it's become an integral part of the local ecosystem.

Walter De Maria's work in Western New Mexico consists of 400 stainless steel poles positioned to attract lightning, creating a link between sky and earth.

Art installations made from abandoned fishing nets (ghost nets) found in the ocean, aimed at raising awareness about marine pollution and its effects on marine life.

An installation of seven towers of brightly colored boulders stacked in the Mojave Desert by Ugo Rondinone, it stands out against the natural landscape and lasts only for a limited time.

Doris Salcedo's 'Shibboleth,' a long crack in the floor of the Tate Modern's turbine hall, spoke to racial and cultural divides and the natural process of change and damage.

An artificial reef designed by Jason deCaires Taylor, this installation is populated by life-sized statues that are part of the ocean environment and promote coral growth.

A temporary walkway wrapped in yellow fabric, floating on Italy’s Lake Iseo by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, altering human interaction with the water surface.

Damien Hirst’s installation containing a life-cycle of flies within a glass vitrine, which includes a cow's head and insect-o-cutor, forming an ecosystem of birth, death, and decay.

A site-specific work of art by Christo and Jeanne-Claude in Central Park, consisting of thousands of free-flowing fabric panels that highlighted the park's pathways.

An ongoing series of hybridized fruit trees by Sam Van Aken. Each tree grows over 40 different types of stone fruits, interacting with nature through cross-pollination.

A large-scale land art installation in the Sahara Desert, composed of sand displaced to form conical shapes and a large central lake that has since evaporated.

Four massive concrete tubes in the Western Utah desert by Nancy Holt. They are aligned with the sunrise and sunset of the summer and winter solstices.