July 31, 2013
By Ryan Lewis | SanDiegoVille Art Director and Contributor
Against a backdrop of rolling waves and San Diego sun on the peak mainline of the PB boardwalk, a low-key 'dude' in his 30s scratches away at a grand, nearly 1-ton sand-packed sculpture of an ornate conch shell. A ball cap, sunglasses, and dark tan are the uniform of a man spending full days on the outskirts of prime beach real estate, lugging carts filled with buckets of sand and seawater up from the surf and sculpting large and very temporary modern artworks.
By Ryan Lewis | SanDiegoVille Art Director and Contributor
Against a backdrop of rolling waves and San Diego sun on the peak mainline of the PB boardwalk, a low-key 'dude' in his 30s scratches away at a grand, nearly 1-ton sand-packed sculpture of an ornate conch shell. A ball cap, sunglasses, and dark tan are the uniform of a man spending full days on the outskirts of prime beach real estate, lugging carts filled with buckets of sand and seawater up from the surf and sculpting large and very temporary modern artworks.












