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<\/p>\nDavid Nash\u2019s most celebrated artwork has vanished. But what does it mean?<\/p>\n
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For 35 years, the artist David Nash mapped the progress of Wooden Boulder, his \u2018free-range sculpture\u2019, as it journeyed down the River Dwyryd in Wales. But now the gargantuan oak sphere has vanished. James Fox investigates
\nDavid Nash is doing a lot of searching at the moment. He\u2019s driven up and down the A496 and stared into the waters of the River Dwyryd. He\u2019s waded into the shallows and poked around with a long pole. He\u2019s even flown a drone over the valley and studied the images it sent back to his monitor.<\/p>\n
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David Nash\u2019s most celebrated artwork has vanished. But what does it mean? For 35 years, the artist David Nash mapped the progress of Wooden Boulder, his \u2018free-range sculpture\u2019, as it journeyed down the River Dwyryd in Wales. But now the…<\/p>\n