La Gota
Integration of Land Art on Wasted areas




Project Details
Artists
Maria Magdalena Cejas Gandur,
Commissioner
Alta Gracia Golf
Media:
Land Art
Year
2008


The Story
"The ground breaking concept, appropriately dubbed 'The Drop,' materialized through precision earth movement with heavy machinery, molding around 15,000 m3 of earth into a breathtaking visual masterpiece. This remarkable creation mirrors the enchanting ripple circles that emerge when a drop delicately caresses the water's surface. The intricate shapes were meticulously transposed onto the landscape, subsequently veiled with a vibrant carpet of grass. Even after nearly 15 years, its enduring presence is visible on Google Maps, a testament to its lasting significance."


The vision
Having immersed myself in the golf course development industry and consulted extensively with partners and clients, I recognized the vast, often overlooked areas designated for game security. Deciding to harness these spaces creatively, I introduced Land Art works, elevating the project's value and providing a unique experience.
While prioritizing security, the addition of Land Art transformed the projects, offering a new and enriching dimension. Despite the platform's limitations, we successfully streamlined our design aesthetic and crafted accessible templates, resulting in a highly satisfying outcome. The positive feedback received from both customers and clients affirmed the success of this innovative approach."
Address
Crisóstomo Alvarez 1075, 4c
San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina, 4000.
Contact
+54 9 3814 43-8755
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