Andrew Rogers: podcast appearances and interviews

Andrew Rogers is a contemporary Australian sculptor known for creating the world's largest contemporary land art project. He initiated the project titled Rhythms of Life in 1998, which has since grown to include 51 large stone structures distributed across 16 countries on seven continents. The project has engaged over 7,500 people in its development. Rogers's work combines artistic expression with a global community effort, making significant contributions to land art and contemporary sculpture.