Sentences with phrase «formed out of steel»

Formed out of steel, the weatherless steel that Chillida favoured for the creation of all his outside ironworks, Estela IV has a magnificent patina.

Not exact matches

Using massive moving platforms and an array of sensors and cameras, the researchers are trying to find out how well a two - story building made of cold - formed steel can stand up to a lab - generated Southern California quake.

Instead of going over my lifts, I want to point out two important areas for any form of strength training, whether it be bench press and other powerlifting movements, or if it's Grip Sport and Steel Bending.

Details remain scarce ahead of the new two - door's official unveiling, but insiders confirm the TT coupe will continue to use a unique floorpan constructed out of a combination of hot - formed high - strength steel and aluminum — a development first brought to the second - generation model launched in 2006.

Mercedes has increased the amount of lightweight materials used in the construction of the new S - class; the entire outer skin, including the roof, is now made out of aluminum, while the internal structure uses a higher percentage of hot formed multigauge steel.

Fascinated by the organic form, Chillida created work that, whether made out of paper or steel, maintains an acute sensitivity to lightness and space.

In the Ballroom's North Gallery, Marlie Mul presents a pair of sculptures that take the form of oversized steel grills, of a type commonly used by street smokers to stub out their cigarettes.

For a recent exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery in London, Upritchard experimented with both form and material, creating a group of dinosaurs out of papier - mâché or an earthy matter drawn from rubber trees in Brazil called balata and displaying them on simple yet elegant fold - out tables produced by the Italian company Olivetti on customized steel bases.

One of the most critically acclaimed artists of the 1970s, Jennifer Bartlett developed a signature grid - based approach to creating monumental modular paintings — often built out of graph - paper - gridded steel - and - enamel plates that she would then compose on in enamel — that achieved The Clock - like success in the form of Rhapsody, a nearly 1,000 - plate piece that debuted at Paula Cooper in 1976.

The Prisses took the form of stodgy, fierce little tykes made out of porcelain and sporting extra coarse steel wool hair, thick prescription glasses and crunchy white dresses with patent leather Mary Jane shoes.

Twisted Dump Truck (2011) is formed out of stainless steel that has been laser cut with an intricate, Gothic pattern; the twisting of its body further de-stabilizes a reading of the truck's semantic and physical unity.

The use of these skeletal frameworks originated in ceramic works when I began hollowing out (carving) formed lumps of clay and treating the result as a starting point for a larger ceramic or stainless steel work.

There is an obvious connection between the polygonal cells of these wall reliefs and the forms within the steel frameworks — indeed the group of 26 drawings was made at the same time as I began hollowing out lumps of clay.

«British Steel Photographs 1969 - 71» came out of Evans» Fellowship at the British Steel Corporation, a nationalised industry formed in 1967.

Tiravanija produced this utilitarian object, a set of three benches that together form the message «IOU,» out of mirror - polished stainless steel and in a limited edition of 20.

An architect might draw lines on a page; Chadwick developed a technique of taking steel rods and welding them together in space to criss - cross, join and radiate out, which formed three - dimensional shapes in space (armatures) akin to the architect's space frame.

This Brunel black washed steel dining table is 180 cm, industrial inspired, and forms part of the Brunel range, and can be combined beautifully with one of Out & Out Original's Brunel dining chairs.

«The techniques and tools of the artist blacksmith enable steel bars to be brought to life by heating the metal to near - melting point in the fire, before forging or hammering out tapers and shapes on the anvil and forming them into beautiful components.