Stones and Flies: Richard Long in the Sahara

This documentary runs for 38 minutes and presents Richard Long as he traces geometric figures with his feet and constructs forms using desert stones. The film captures his artistic philosophy and approach, which integrates walking with land art. Long's practice emphasizes creating ephemeral art in remote locations, a concept central to the land art movement.

The film serves as both a portrait of the artist and an exploration of contemporary art in natural settings. It features stunning imagery of the Algerian landscape, highlighting the connection between art and the environment. This unique perspective on art-making will appeal to collectors interested in the documentary genre and the evolution of land art.