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In Respect of Nature

Our natural world provides lots of artistic inspiration. Spark visits artists who work in respect of nature.

Photographer Roman Loranc has spent years documenting the Central Valley landscape with a loving eye.

Li Huayi from the first generation of Chinese Cultural Revolution artists, reinvigorates Chinese landscape painting with his modern abstract vision.

Bill Dan, also known as "The Rock Man of Crissy Field," balances rocks for all to contemplate.

Then Gregory Gavin builds temporary creeks in public spaces called "Riveropolis."

[Original air date: Wed, May 10, 2006]

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Featured Profiles:

Li Huayi

See how Li Huayi blends western influences with the ancient Chinese art form of landscape painting.

Bill Dan

Experience the balancing act of Bill Dan, also known as "The Rock Man of Crissy Field."

Roman Loranc

Go down the river with photographer Roman Loranc who has spent years documenting the Central Valley landscape.

Gregory Gavin

Participate in building temporary creeks in public spaces with Gregory Gavin.

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