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Earthscape artist Andres Amador from San Francisco uses his knowledge of math and geometry (and a rake) to create aerial sand illusions along shorelines. Seen from above, his massive earthscapes are admired for their transient beauty -- before they’re forever erased by the steadfast tide.
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