Leaves and twigs crunch and crackle under foot as New Jersey artist Allison Tyler Soucy treks alone into the woods. She scans the landscape, looking for something, but she’s not sure what yet. This artist is on a mission to create. Only, she’s not traveling with oils, or watercolors or even a pencil and paper. Her art materials are already on the forest floor. Tyler Soucy is a land artist —or environmental artist if you prefer. These are folks that build temporary creations from materials found in nature. It’s sometimes also referred to as Earthworks. “So I’ll look for something that I feel I …