Creating meditative "Circles in the Sand"

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Published 2024-07-28
Sand artist Denny Dyke has been creating elaborate designs on the beach at Bandon, Oregon – twisting shapes that have drawn fans to walk his labyrinths before Nature washes them away. Correspondent Conor Knighton visits these temporary artworks that have become a spiritual ritual for many.

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All Comments (21)
  • @mbaker9861
    Bring people together in the most simplest and meaningful way. Beautiful beyond words! ❤
  • @NancyTaylor-g8u
    Thank you! Beach Labyrinth Walking on the Ocean Sand listening/walking/enjoying/smelling ocean air is nirvana. Thank you!
  • @bobsturgis4674
    With what is going on the country Politically. These gives someone a moment of Peace. Stay safe everyone,and have a great week ahead.☮
  • @steveconn
    Like Buddhist sand-paintings...meditations on life's brevity.
  • @thomasmery7455
    Tragic. Thoughts, prayers and condolences to that young lady for a life cut short. It's nature, for a reason. Not the national parks responsibility to monitor the weather and determine participant's decision-making. That father needs to take responsibility and accept that it's an unpredictable tragedy.
  • @pibbitybibbity
    It’s beautiful and serene, but I’d prefer the dude with the pan flute leave that at home and let everyone relax and meditate with the sounds of nature surrounding them.
  • @Mindfreeingme
    I live in Florence Oregon and I think he did one of his labradorite? In front of Driftwood Shores Motel