Art for Humanity: The Herd Initiative

The beauty of nature represents a breathtaking treausre of life on earth. Especially in difficult times, the artwork of Mother Nature can bring us all together as we celebrate the diversity, grace and power of our reality. One dedicated team understands this deeply, and has worked for years to bring light to the world, in the form of nature-driven art! World renowned Earthworks/Crop Artist Stan Herd with a crew of five have been working away to make a quarter-acre sized portrait of Maya Angelou using the Earth as the canvas and organic natural materials such as grass clippings, wood chips, dirt, rocks, and sand as the medium of material used to create the distinctive art piece. All by hand, no GPS or computers required. Join this special episode of InsideAnalysis to hear Host @eric_kavanagh interview world-renowned artist, Stan Herd, as he takes us on a journey into the beauty of life, and how it can inspire all of us in this fast-evolving Information Economy!