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- Using reeds to construct cubes, placing in a tree
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- Neuchatel, Switzerland
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- Earth Knots
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- Migration of birds from Africa to the Wadden Sea, Denmark
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- Shadow circle, Aus, Namibia
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- Earth symbol. Canola planted among wheat.
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- Catching the Wind. Echigo Tsumari Triennale, Japan
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- Shadow line. Aus, Namibia
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- Arranging sticks in circles. Aus, Namibia
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- Shadow circle, triangle, square. Aus . Namibia
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- Mirrors reflecting light, Aus, Namibia
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- Red fabric in desert. Aus. Namibia
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- Dealesville Ley lines
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- Fragmented. Falling Sky. Rock on site. Stainless steel mirror plates. Reflection.
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- Catching the wind. Sculpture Installation made for HUMUS Park . Polcenigo, Italy. 2016
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- Wrapping sea weed around a rock
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- Clearing a circle under a jacaranda tree. Stellenbosch, South Africa
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- Wrapping a stone in gold foil. Gordons Bay, South Africa
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- Drawing criss cross lines in the dessert
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- Pots woven from wine cuttings in a sculpture forest on the farm Kleinood, Stellenbosch, South Africa
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- Recreating rock engravings on the beach with sand. Grootbrak, Western Cape, South Africa
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- Placing floating sticks on the water to form cracks
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- Nest made form stiks as part of sculptures on the Cliff. Hermanus, South africa
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- Circle of sticks woven from wine cuttings for a sculpture forest on the farm Kleinood, Stellenbosch
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- Drawing a swirling pattern in the dessert
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- Creating water patterns in the dessert
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- Single line cut into rock. Geumgang Nature Art Biennale. South Korea
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- Arranging sticks to form circle pattern. Kamiyama, Japan.
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- Arranging Feathers To Form A Circle. Langebaan Lagoon. South Africa.
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- Arranging Wood Cover Locks In Triangle Forms. Kamiyama, Japan.
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- Arranging Leaves. Kamiyama, Japan
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- Using my pocket knife to scratch a thin layer of moss from the tree. Kamiyama, Japan
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- Arranging stones to form a open circle underneath the water surface.
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- Placing moss covered stones in a line and white stones underneath the water surface
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- Migration. Three figures sculpted from materials found in forest. Gesves, Belgium
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- Neuchatel, Switzerland
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- Neuchatel, Switzerland
Strijdom van der Merwe is a South African land artist who uses materials he finds on site to create his artworks. By shaping these elements into geometric forms he juxtaposes the contrast between artwork and environment, growth and destruction. View land art books available for sale, and note that this photographic documentation of land art is a small selection from a larger portfolio. Contact the artist about limited edition prints.