Pasaquan: How a Georgia artist spent 29 years building a 900-foot visionary art world

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Eddie Owens Martin, an innovative and unconventional artist, dedicated nearly three decades to transforming his land in Georgia into the vibrant, visionary art space known as Pasaquan.

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