James Westwater's land art involves found objects and photography. Items are collected for installations, sculptures and painting.



A ball of wire placed between old, receding railroad tracks in a dry rural setting.
A man steps over rustic objects arranged in concentric circles on a red tile floor.
Rustic objects arranged in concentric circles on a tile floor in a castle-like space.
Objects arranged in a grid on a tile floor in an otherwise empty, monastic space.
Blue plastic bags and other trash attached to a wire fence on a dry rural hillside.
A long piece of orange barrier tape and other trash on grassy green wasteland.
A wet, broken, shell-shaped metal inspection cover half filled with green grass.
A long, thin, straight line of bright green grass grows along a crack in asphalt.
Dozens of rustic found objects, plus a minimalist blue painting, on a stone table.
A closeup of rusted and other found objects placed on a grey speckled surface.
Nine bocci balls, some metal, others bright painted wood, arranged in a square.
Five painted balls, blue, red, yellow and white, float in a sunny, blue-tiled pool.
Two men scrub at a wet paved area with brooms, at night in orange streetlight.
A black plastic tube on a gravel beach with mountains behind, and a sunny sky.
A lone, windowless concrete building, in the background a treeless mountain.
Shiny white plastic covers a series of round hay bales in a grassy landscape.
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