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Showing posts with label highway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label highway. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
BEAUTY: Painting--Eric Nash
The quintessential views of California, at least for those of us who live here, are the freeway signs we see on our daily drives. Eric Nash paints photo-realistic images of signage for on and off ramps as well as signage for businesses. But I think I love his lighted pools at night most of all...
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Top to bottom: 76 With Tow Palms; Cahuenga Blvd.; Hollywood View; Hollywood Blvd.; Lincoln Av.; Mobil With Palm; Night Swim; Night Pool II; Night Pool III; Night Waters; Pacific Coast Hwy; Sunset Blvd.; This Way To LA; Western; Western Hotel; Wilshire Blvd.
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Monday, February 10, 2020
L'Arc Majeur
Sculptor Bernar Venet originally conceived of an arc around a road in 1984 but the production of the piece proved to be 35 years in the making. Finally, in November 2019, the Arc Majeur, the world’s largest steel sculpture, was unveiled. Its two monumental arcs--of which the higher culminates at 60 metres--embrace the E411 motorway at Lavaux-Sainte-Anne, Belgium. It moulds itself to the landscape, as though its curves continue beneath the earth.
The construction was complicated. An experienced team of four welders and three fitters took turns over several months--for a total of more than 6500 hours--to create the monumental work. The advanced and innovative non-destructive testing technique, phased array ultrasonic testing, made it possible to check welds more quickly and above all to detect more completely the indications that ensure weld quality.
http://www.arcmajeur.com/
http://www.bernarvenet.com/
The construction was complicated. An experienced team of four welders and three fitters took turns over several months--for a total of more than 6500 hours--to create the monumental work. The advanced and innovative non-destructive testing technique, phased array ultrasonic testing, made it possible to check welds more quickly and above all to detect more completely the indications that ensure weld quality.
http://www.arcmajeur.com/
http://www.bernarvenet.com/
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