Sentences with phrase «to char the wood»

At the exhibition's close was Recalling the Pain, a simple grouping of pieces of charred wood reminiscent of the slashing brushstrokes in a Franz Kline painting.

Reconstruction of the long - term fire history of an old - growth deciduous forest in southern Québec, Canada, from charred wood in mineral soils

Scientists and some field investigators, such as Lentini, knew that flashover fires could char wood at the floor level, melt metal, and create burn patterns that might suggest poured flammable liquid.

Clad with charred wood siding, the eastern and western walls are fully glazed, allowing plenty of sunlight to shine through.

This method is basically charring your wood in order to prevent fires, insects, and rotting.

It's partly clad in Japanese - style Shou Sugi Ban siding, which involves charring the wood to preserve it, a feature that's still unusual to see on a tiny house but is becoming a little more common.

When possible, time - since - fire dates determined from charcoal dates were validated by charred wood from the same sites, either submerged in nearby small lakes or buried or surfacing in mires and having the same radiometric age.

Fill the Grill Dome firebox three - quarters full with lump char wood and ignite.

An exterior layer of charred wood insulates the center of the timber, helping preserve its strength.

The 19 - story hotel has a 12 - foot - tall custom art piece in the lobby, made from charred wood blocks that form the body of a guitar, honoring Austin's claim as the live music capital of the world.

Charred wood structure, interior paintings, pigment, urethane, aluminum, 84 x 84 x 84 inches, 2015

In several instances, daring works push the technical limitations of several media, including computer - controlled LED lighting and video, ceramics, mirrored glass, and even charred wood struck by lightning.

This is seen in works such as Untitled (Burnt Wood)(1988), where rectangular sections of various charred woods form a monochromatic composition and Untitled (1989), which combines blocks of burnt wood and salt on lead to form a striking black and white abstract arrangement.

Using charred wood, ash, molten glass, found objects, and black - glazed ceramics, Ruhwald meticulously composes an immersive, richly sensorial experience that is at once dramatic, nostalgic, and uncanny.

Balula's practice manifests in a wide range of forms, which record the effects of nature such as charring wood, soaking canvases in rivers or burying paintings in soil.

Aptly named the Tiny Giant, the towable dwelling stands out from the crowd thanks to its size and unusual charred wood siding.

He takes help of the evidences found at incident sites, which could be metal fragments, glass, accelerant remains, charred wood etc., to know the source of fire and find out whether the fire was deliberate or unintended.

Quick • Step's Envique ™ Collection recreates the look and feel of charred wood with Tuxedo Pine.

The prosecution relied on all the usual arson indicators: crazed glass, charred wood at the floor level, a melted aluminum threshold, and pour patterns of a flammable liquid.

It measures a total length of 39 ft (11 m)- long and is partly clad in Shou Sugi Ban siding, a centuries - old Japanese technique that involves charring the wood to preserve it.

Davide Balula's work from charred wood and its dust, at Galerie Frank Elbaz (Paris), Dallas Art Fair.

It features rain chains for harvesting rainwater, skylights, wide windows for passive cooling, and traditional building methods like earth plaster for humidity control and charred wood siding (shou sugi ban or a scorched - wood technique from Japan) for better protection against the elements.

This flashlight is incredibly powerful: Its brightness is 4,100 Lumens, which is enough power to char wood, fry eggs, and even light a fire!

He goes up into the hillside regularly to cut down trees and char the wood.

More convincing evidence of charred wood and stone tools is found in Israel and dated to 780,000 years ago

It is important to know right from the get - go that activated charcoal is not the same thing as charcoal for your grill or charred wood from the fire.

The Highland Coffee Table's textured oak grain peeks through a matte black stain that's evocative of charred wood.

Many in Cannon Beach can recall looking up to where that historic log cabin used to be and seeing a skeleton of charred wood, hollowed and forlorn.

Lucio Fontana and Alberto Burri did their share of slashing, with near parallel cuts in rectangular fields, charred wood and plastic, and bronze spheres seemingly erupting from within.

Assemblages of charred wood and confused alphabets allude at once to a burned school in LA and the Holocaust.

Sonya Blesofsky, «Afterimage,» 2017; Charred wood, paper, paperboard, glue, hardware; 11» x 10 1/2» x 6».

Pictured above: Afterimage, 2017; Charred wood, paper, paperboard, glue, hardware; 11» x 10 1/2» x 6».

It is an engraving collage, with glue, melted plastic and charred wood.

Even when Jackie Winsor sticks with a white cube, she chars its wood.

The project, which Ruhwald has spent the last three years realizing, will establish a permanent art installation inside a Detroit apartment where the interior is made of charred wood, glass, steel and black ceramics.

Exhibiting large and small - scale sculptures in wood, charred wood, bronze and iron, and works on paper.

Charred wood, dust of charred wood on canvas.

The installation will incorporate materials including loose pigment, charred wood, a pond with growing plants, and fans suspended in air.

In this, her first solo show at Frith Street Gallery, she has created two new suspended works — one of charred wood, one of white chalk — which resurrect in sculptural form two edifices which have crumbled in dramatic circumstances.

Large and small - scale sculptures in wood, charred wood, bronze and iron in addition to pigment works on paper, explore the breadth of Nash's established practice with a focus on his three primary materials: wood, metal and pigment.

One half of a diptych is composed of layered charred wood, while the other half is created from dust of the charred wood transposed onto an exquisite canvas with a beautifully aged patina.

Stevenson gallery found a buyer for Wim Botha's heads carved from charred wood, selling them for between $ 22,000 and $ 35,000.

A moveable framework of charred wood that spans from floor to ceiling is reconfigured in the space, dividing the works into different vignettes.

The home is clad in white metal, with Shou Sugi Ban (the Japanese method of charring wood to preserve it) wooden accenting.

It features a charred wood façade and an interior layout that maximizes the available space in the most thoughtful way possible.

Whereas recent fires are identified rather easily from fire scars and charred wood at the soil surface, old post-fire stands show evidence of fire from charcoal located on, within, or beneath the modern organic soil horizon.

The Alpha Tiny House, by New Frontier Tiny Homes, is an attractive dwelling clad in cedar siding, some of which is treated in the Shou Sugi Ban method of charring wood to increase its durability.

Its siding consists of cedar that's treated in the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban technique of charring wood to preserve it.