He looked at the heart of flowers, tree trunks, stones.
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Down through the green canopy, down along the tree trunks.
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Babies were eliminated by bashing their heads against tree trunks.
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The damp, chill air hung motionless between the tree trunks.
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The roof is of corrugated tin; the seats are tree trunks.
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The road is walled with tree trunks and tall green weeds.
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The cilia looked like tree trunks thrown around by a tornado.
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Nude bodies merge with tree trunks; arms are extended like branches.
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In all directions we can see vanilla vines winding around tree trunks.
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A man moves tree trunks in the Zagros Mountains near Hamedan, Iran.
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She poked the brush and thrusted the stick in holes in tree trunks.
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In the tree trunks and cliffs of Central Park, Troemel found his solution.
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Weeds and hedges and slender tree trunks frame the edges of the house.
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Bone-like interior columns were intended to mimic tree trunks in a forest.
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Now, piles of branches and tree trunks are stacked all over the site.
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Placed in the landscape section, the work subtly mirrors Renger-Patzsch's tree trunks.
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In a pile of sand, two slim tree trunks bristle with scores of nails.
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The Fuego volcano buried one Guatemalan village in sand, ash, rocks and tree trunks.
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I hear them, sometimes, sneakily creeping behind hay bales and shuffling up tree trunks.
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Bare sand and dried tree trunks standing out at Theewaterskloof Dam, near Villiersdorp, South Africa.
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They all escaped, blocking the road with tree trunks and nails to thwart any pursuers.
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Near the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, pieces of tree trunks floated along the swollen river.
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Our companions quickly worked their machetes, building a shelter from tree trunks, netting and tarps.
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An unrelated group of people collected tree trunks and metal debris to barricade the road.
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You can hear the tweeting as birds dash between bushes or hop up tree trunks.
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Protected by a pile of broken tree trunks that absorbed deadly fragments, Cook emerged unscathed.
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Someone's mouth stretched across the room and laughed, teeth big as tree trunks grazed my face.
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Tree trunks that still stood were left brown, stripped of their leaves and dark-green mosses.
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Additionally, heavy gray, white and brown barring renders them nearly invisible against tree trunks and branches.
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Green hillsides have been replaced with a brownish landscape of bare tree trunks and white debris.
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Some troops have been seen entering zones of fighting using tree trunks to shield their vehicles.
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Various hypotheses suggest instead that it might be an optical illusion, seismic gas or fermenting tree trunks.
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Inside, the columns blend with the tree trunks that act like another curtain to the outside world.
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I mean, for Glob's sake, we thought Tree Trunks literally died for much of the earlier seasons.
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Immediately after the hurricane, residents of Vieques began to clear streets of fallen debris and tree trunks.
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Charred tree trunks hold faces aloft, these masks ranging from strange modernist forms to realistic human visages.
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The room was all mossy tree trunks and forest-themed wallpaper, lit like an understory in springtime.
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Found objects (tree trunks and fossils, for example) also crop up in her interiors as readymade sculptures.
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An office area has built-in desks and a floor-to-ceiling installation of sculptural tree trunks.
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His towering bronze tree trunks were clustered on the concrete floor, an unexpected indoor thicket in metal.
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The design was inspired by the texture of tree trunks, with the front bearing the Olympic rings.
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Trees often fall into the cenote during autumn storms; here, tree trunks stick up from the underwater cloud.
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Here, her translucent brown tree trunks and oozing dabs of green paint depict pared-down traces of nature.
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She wore a graceful grimace, beads of sweat rolling down her thighs, which were solid like tree trunks.
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Anyone trying to get to parts of Turkey Point found tree trunks and downed poles blocking their path.
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Tree trunks may look solid, but they contain spaces and channels through which gases travel up and down.
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Motorists slowed at blockages, flashing their headlights as they eased past split tree trunks and severed power lines.
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The floating cut tree trunks in "Logjam (Backwaters Up Millinocket Way No. 3)" could be a funeral pyre.
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Bushes and trees suggest large vegetables or flowers; chopped-off tree trunks intimate water pipes, corncobs or phalluses.
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They rummaged through leaves, carefully inspected the headstones, and gingerly reached into tree trunks, hoping to find something amazing.
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CHEERFUL yellow ribbons are wrapped round tree trunks on Ladysmith Avenue in a well-to-do suburb of Sheffield.
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Across Mati, what used to be a pine forest has been reduced to tall piles of charred tree trunks.
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We scrambled over stinging nettle plants that poked through our clothing, and clutched tree trunks to keep going forward.
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Pictures posted online showed injured people lying amid destroyed houses, overturned cars, split tree trunks and broken power lines.
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Drive the border roads at night, and you see tree trunks piled in the backs of Korean transport trucks.
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A bushy field across from a graveyard is now a dumping ground for broken branches and battered tree trunks.
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Blackened embers of tree trunks had tumbled down — one had hit a firefighter and burned him around the neck.
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He walked onto the stage, appearing a bit nervous, and planted his two tree trunks down about shoulder width apart.
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Steel blue skies over rusty mountains and snow-white clods of clouds, tree trunks like the spikes on a fence.
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Armed with their primate brains and dexterous hands, the chimps smashed the tortoises against tree trunks until the shells broke.
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Her sculptures, which often incorporated tree trunks and animal carcasses, emphasized commonality and connection between humans, animals and the earth.
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Obstacles such as weeds and old tree trunks (known as "dead heads") are not a huge problem on this stretch.
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A few minutes later, heavy equipment yanked one of the huge tree trunks from the ground and hauled it away.
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WA KALU PU, Myanmar — Dragging giant tree trunks up and down the steep hillsides of sweltering jungles is a tough job.
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As she slips on gold jewelry, her hands seem to be as large as tree trunks projected into their own landscape.
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Some of the children have physical, elephantine mutations such as legs the size of tree-trunks but other have something … more.
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Years later, the kid who consistently called my legs tree trunks became a man who is one of my closest friends.
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The answer has something to do with the slivers of tree trunks that are packed into a closet in the lab.
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A van driver died this week when he drove into a queue of trucks whose path was blocked by tree trunks.
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Pictures posted by media online showed injured people lying amid overturned houses and cars, split tree trunks and broken power lines.
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Here in Massapequa, about 15 miles from Huntington, blue ribbons were tied to tree trunks and the front porches of homes.
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Bryophytes, mosses that grow on tree trunks, collect a lot of the water that goes down the mountain, Ms. Gónzalez said.
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The piece is made of large plastic tubes, whose diameter recalls the standing column, which will have tree trunks inside them.
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Farther ahead, the road is obstructed by tree trunks and barbed wire, and then by towering mounds of stones and earth.
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The floor at Lisson is held by seven raw iron casts of large tree trunks or root systems, dusty with rust.
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Arata Isozaki's Qatar National Convention Center is monumental: a pair of tree trunks are a major part of the building's facade.
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Tibetans still practise sky burial, leaving bodies on mountaintops; the Caviteño in the Philippines bury their dead in hollowed-out tree trunks.
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They're thinner than a pencil and much longer, drilled from tree trunks from places as far-flung as Pakistan, Indonesia and Alaska.
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They are able to turn their feet backwards to run easily in either direction along branches or up and down tree trunks.
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Diluvicursor's remains were found amongst a jumbled collection of large fossilized tree trunks also apparently swept down the river during a flood.
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He estimates the dates of insect infestations on saplings that have recovered, and hurricanes that toppled tree trunks now carpeted in ferns.
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Tree trunks are rendered in red, blue, pink, purple, yellow, electric green; leaves are hinted at with quick brushstrokes, or cartoonishly outlined.
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Now the neighborhood is a hive of construction, a resurrection of cut lumber and framed walls amid a few scorched tree trunks.
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With its big sky, big views and ivy-covered tree trunks, the neighborhood benefits from being somewhat remote and wrapped in greenery.
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Blackened embers of tree trunks had tumbled down to the roads; one had hit a firefighter and burned him around the neck.
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Most of the rogue swarms they collect are domesticated—escapees from a hobbyist's roof—but feral bees sometimes cluster in rotting tree trunks.
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One of the most successful fishing captains in Joal still had to build his seaside gazebo, his mbaar, from tree trunks and tin.
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They surround a work, "Rebirth," by the Argentine sculptor Adrián Villar Rojas, in which nests and briaded wool rise from felled tree trunks.
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Some residents use buckets of water to douse flames threatening their homes, often marooned in scorched areas of gnarled and charred tree trunks.
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In one corner, a 16mm film plays as a projection, highlighting the repetitive movements made by laborers extracting rubber from the Hevea tree trunks.
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In our almond plantations, we are now attaching IOT sensors and dendrometers on the tree trunks, which measure the moisture stress in the trees.
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Each of the dozen or so entrances have been blocked with makeshift barricades of bricks, corrugated metal sheets, wooden slabs and felled tree trunks.
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Red, black and green paint - the Biafran flag's colors - daubed on walls and tree trunks across Umuahia follow calls for a referendum on independence.
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In the dim gallery you will see segments of two massive tree trunks, a redwood and a pine, lying like cadavers on simple dollies.
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The village of San Miguel Los Lotes was swallowed by the volcano's pyroclastic flow — a current of gases, sand, ash, rocks and tree trunks.
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Footage taken elsewhere in Cagayan Province on Friday show strong winds and heavy rains battering buildings and bending tree trunks as the storm approached.
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Amadeo and his family spent grueling days draining rubber from tree trunks and sculpting it into blocks to be sold by the trader downriver.
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In the watercolor, Lewis displays his calligraphic skills with five columns resembling tree trunks, all of which appear to be within the same rooted network.
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So here comes Luger, with a sculpted bodybuilder's physique and a bodybuilder's lack of body hair, legs like tree trunks, and a glorious blond mullet.
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But the group objected to another development: the lime-green X marks and arrows that someone had painted on tree trunks, marking the fairy trail.
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Davidson spread more fire, and the flames licked up tree trunks, charring the thick bark that evolved to insulate the living tissue inside from fire.
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Numerous buildings in Panama City were demolished, partially collapsed or without roofs amid deserted streets littered with debris, twisted, fallen tree trunks and dangling wires.
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The fantasies of romance are often robust — powerful men with thighs like tree trunks, bottomless fortunes and tongues like magic (for repartee and darker deeds).
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This room looks like it's in a dense forest — and the walls are even decked out with what appears to be real-life tree trunks.
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Entrances to the area are guarded by young people manning barricades made of tree trunks, electricity poles and barbed wire to keep the police out.
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I served them on wooden plates that I carved from tree trunks and made a turmeric hash to represent the earthiness of where [the doves] died.
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But what proved truly unnerving was the fact that all of the bodies were intact, faced the same direction and were scattered among felled tree trunks.
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Now, annual competitions are held up and down the country, with axe-wielders hacking through former tree trunks that can cost upwards of $22016,000 [$3,448 USD].
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A series of muscular bronze hands wrapped around tree trunks marries the signature components of legendary Italian artist Giuseppe Penone's natural aesthetics and realist optical illusions.
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I approach the grove and watch casually dressed dancers move to the music with drawn-out gestures that trace shapes around branches, plants, and tree trunks.
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It opens with a dark, spotlit gallery featuring exquisite lacquered masks, of the sort used in Japan's highly ritualized Noh theater, attached to charred tree trunks.
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Related: These Poetic Photograms Were Made in Total Darkness in Nature This Morphing Fractal Forest Is Beautiful Baby Heads Carved from Tree Trunks Are Hauntingly Beautiful
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Young visitors can also wander through Rachel Marks's separate site-specific installation "Naturae Liber," in which book spines form tree trunks, and pages bloom as vegetation.
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Scrolls and plaques, also with inscriptions, hang by hooks from the tree trunks, and in front of each tree is a curious, symmetrical landscape, perhaps a cemetery.
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Toward the center of the site lies a mound of bulldozed branches and tree trunks piled a dozen feet high, as if mauled in a natural disaster.
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And I was deputized photographer, urged to get shots of thousand-year-old petroglyphs and cave dwellings, not to mention the 22015 million-year-old tree trunks.
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We string up a cover between a pair of cedars using some clothesline, our woven cord joining others from our new neighbors around the stout tree trunks.
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The country's seismology and volcanology institute warned of new flows descending through canyons on the volcano's western slope toward the Pantaleon River, carrying boulders and tree trunks.
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Outside the refugee camp, when the women get to the forest, soldiers are often already waiting for them, hiding behind tall grass and tree trunks, Mut said.
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Emlen focuses on sections of tree trunks, the vertical shapes recurring in different formats, including eight black-and-white monotypes that punctuate an otherwise full-color staging.
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When the air-gun pellets pierced Hope's eyes, blinding her, she felt her way up the tree trunks, auburn-furred fingers searching out tropical fruit for sustenance.
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The state's horticulture department has uploaded videos on its website showing growers how to drill into broken tree trunks and try to rejoin them with large screws.
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The decision to entrust nature to heal itself has resulted in large swaths of bare, lifeless tree trunks in areas once thick with lush, deep green pines.
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The looters use tree trunks and rocks to stop vehicles, and are particularly fond of "miguelitos" - pieces of metal with long spikes - to burst tires and halt vehicles.
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Evidence found in the same lake deposits where the dinosaur was found suggest there was a forest nearby, including petrified tree trunks, and conifer, gincko, and cycad leaves.
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Others are pushing cartfuls of logs to their family's tent, and men stagger wearily along muddy pools of water, weighed down by heavy tree trunks on their shoulders.
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Jake says stuff like "Y'know, the melody ain't so bad… I'm kidding" about a song on the radio, seconds before crashing your car into two different tree trunks.
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Branches can also be crushed easily, unlike tree trunks, and the briquettes made with the wood sell for more - a minimum of 100 shillings per kilogram, he said.
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Included in the series of Equivalenze is the idea that, like natural organisms, humans are constantly shifting and changing, working themselves into knotted masses similar to tree trunks.
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Timothy Egan At dawn the woodpeckers start in, hammering heads against tree trunks, and you wonder if there's a better way for a bird to make a living.
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The country&aposs seismology and volcanology institute warned of new flows descending through canyons on the volcano&aposs western slope toward the Pantaleon River, carrying boulders and tree trunks.
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Yet the R21 was able to deftly dodge tree trunks and branches and even keep up with me as I transitioned from a brisk walk to a light jog.
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I'm not officially giving up on my skinny jeans: I still need them for first dates, work events, and days when I feel like showing off my tree trunks.
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In this work, a humanoid female made of alternating layers of glass and tree trunks stands on the summit of a sunlit cliff staring out at some sight unseen.
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While you're unlikely to spot a fungal monster like the Humongous Fungus lurking beneath your soil, honey mushrooms can sometimes appear on the surface clumped together around tree trunks.
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The star of the show is the grand and spooky first gallery, where, against black walls, the beautiful masks have been hung atop what look like dead tree trunks.
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Hanging from the ceiling, nearly touching the floor, they resembled shrouds, twisted tree trunks, cocoons or druid priests — strange forms summoned from the lower depths of the collective unconscious.
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Placed against the white wall, they resemble cross-sections of tree trunks and are emblazoned with drones and their signal towers — under one, in block letters, is printed: EXTINGUISH.
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But as far as scientists know, the process is painless, and members of the deer family will try to accelerate the shedding by rubbing their antlers up against tree trunks.
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It's cute and easy to play: you're a dog running leash-free through a park, trying to pick up golden biscuits while sidestepping obstacles like tree trunks and oblivious cyclists.
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Instagram is full of images of technicolor tree trunks, interdimensional fridges, and glow-in-the-dark dinosaur skeletons found within Santa Fe, NM selfie kingdom The House of Eternal Return .
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Instagram is full of images of technicolor tree trunks, interdimensional fridges, and glow-in-the-dark dinosaur skeletons found within Santa Fe, NM selfie kingdom The House of Eternal Return .
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The Pace's ability to casually transform into a sturdy little tote bag should be a selling point for women and other smaller-bodied folks who aren't built like tree trunks.
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Ms. Comte also used 23 six-meter tree trunks to render the name of the installation in lumber, a monumental creation set atop an artificial hill overlooking the carnival games.
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While analysis of other materials, such as tree trunks, can provide information on the air temperature in summer, glaciers' ice is a rare source of information on precipitation, she said.
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Gillian Jagger, an artist guided by a deep-seated connection to nature and best known for imposing sculptures and installations that often incorporated tree trunks and animal carcasses, died on Oct.
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He has long suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and the physical toll on his body from a lifetime of jobs mulching tree trunks and working in warehouses and assembly lines.
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That translates into the delivery of a large lorryload of felled tree trunks every six minutes, day and night, together with yet further logs arriving on 70 railway wagons a day.
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The History Incorporated in 1868, Port Chester was called Saw Pit throughout the 1700s, named for the large holes in which tree trunks were sawed into lumber used to build ships.
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So did the care with which the paths were maintained: mudslides cleared; fallen sections shored up by massive tree trunks; stone slabs set in the steepest parts to form rough stairways.
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"We feel threatened," said Juan Acume, a farmer from the Quechua, an Indigenous group, near a protest barricade of earth mounds and tree trunks across Bolivia's main highway on Wednesday night.
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The best sculpture of the lot is at the Chelsea Boone: a magnificent twisting, almost cyclonic tree trunk whose massive branches are themselves bluntly attached tree trunks — an arboreal Frankenstein monster.
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"The (flows) carry hot vapor, including fine particles similar to cement, two- to three-meter (6.5- to 10-foot) diameter rocks and tree trunks dragged out by the current," the statement added.
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Last week, some camp residents tried to block the nearby highway with tree trunks and branches in an attempt to stop traffic and clamber onto trucks in the hope of reaching Britain.
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But I came to feel that M's mission was precisely the messianic task of redeeming some dude who wants to tell you how he chain-saws ancient tree trunks into patriotic eagles.
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The project starts with the décor — slim tree trunks stretch from floor to ceiling, like an indoor forest — and continues with a four-course menu (1,590 baht) and various amuse-bouche whims.
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It's an extreme sport where men and women demonstrate their courage by willingly lying down on two banana tree trunks and sliding down a 45-degree bumpy hill as fast as possible.
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On Wednesday, Guatemala's disaster agency, CONRED, reported there was still hot material being spewed from the volcano, known as lahar, which was seen dragging tree trunks and rocks up to three meters wide.
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Some areas were to be left as they were, some were to be hand-thinned with a focus on retaining rotting tree trunks, and some were to be aggressively masticated and then burned.
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Shouting residents blocked the path of a convoy near a United Nations base in the town of Jeremie in northwest Haiti with tree trunks on Tuesday, unwittingly stopping peacekeepers rather than aid workers.
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Barges loaded with sand, freshly cut tree trunks and other goods move slowly up and down the muddy Yangtze River and the equally murky Jialing River, which meet in the heart of Chongqing.
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What follows is less a consideration of the fallout from an act of euthanasia than a succession of disjointed, dreamlike scenes of Theresa listlessly caressing tree trunks and her mother's shabby-chic furnishings.
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The cotture, or large iron pots, were hung on three tree trunks that were stacked on the fire in a pyramid-like structure, making the whole thing seem like an ancestral ritual of sorts.
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Facing steep hills, rocky streams and trails dotted with tree trunks, the two found it cumbersome and unwieldy and had a tougher time hiking than did Jones and Bloom, who were carrying regular backpacks.
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The once rare black peppered moth became commonplace in the United Kingdom during the Industrial Revolution, when its original light speckled wings became a clear target for predators against tree trunks darkened by coal soot.
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Complex chords and high overtones climb and resonate between the tree trunks to create a sense of space and depth: a song in three — no, four — dimensional space that seems to speak of eternal things.
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According to Chris Ferner, a wildland-fire technology specialist at Esri, even entering the diameters of tree trunks and the sites of clogged culverts (which alter patterns of water flow) is grist to the software's accuracy.
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They are whole self-regulating ecosystems, from the soil bacteria that fix nitrogen to fertilize roots to the rodents and birds that spread seeds to the fungi that rot away carcasses and break down tree trunks.
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And in a carbon trading project - part of a programme to reduce planet-warming emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, backed by the Norwegian government - community members work banding tree trunks to measure their annual growth.
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It must be part of what motivates guerrilla yarn-bombers who, under cover of darkness, envelope fire hydrants, tree trunks and parking meters with knitted coverings that seem like the product of someone's seriously wacky grandmother.
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Located mostly in the tropics of Africa, Australia and Asia, the tiny creatures spend most of their lives burrowed into tree trunks or underground, to the endless frustration of scientists who would like to study them.
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These include a tier of marching strands that might be sun-dappled tree trunks and rounding red and yellow forms that populate a desert-like zone; in between, elegant curls of green evoke a rippling stream.
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Tree trunks and telephone poles along Springfield Pike, the city's main thoroughfare, were decorated with blue and white ribbons, the colors of the local high school, where Mr. Warmbier played soccer and was voted homecoming king.
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Another product is a video and audio capturing device that looks like an alarm clock, suitable for "hotel room stings," and other cameras are designed to appear like small tree trunks and rocks, the brochure reads.
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The graphite on paper work depicts a commune-like society of women working and living together in a matrix of tall, hollowed-out tree trunks connected by a network of long braids grown from their own hair.
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Imagine walking into a theater that's actually a magical forest, with leaves literally covering the ceiling, and tree trunks and branches winding their way through the architecture, and you'll get a small sense of the Winter Garden.
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The Washington Post first reported in late February that Steven McKone of the Maryland-based Calleva River School noticed as he kayaked by the property that tree trunks and branches had littered a portion of the waterway.
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MORONI (Reuters) - Protesters barricaded roads with tree trunks, stoned cars and clashed with soldiers in the Indian Ocean island nation of Comoros on Monday in demonstrations against President Azali Assoumani's bid to extend term limits, officials said.
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Grade New York's Glass House included miniature versions of the lights that shine in the house at night as well as non-edible stick 'tree trunks' to accompany the highly elegant (and edible) foliage of their trees.
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Opened by two brothers who had spent some time in the islands off the coast of Peninsular Malaysia, it has tree trunks as decorations, the flotsam and jetsam of a beach shack, and music that's consistently reggae.
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The light-flooded room, with views of Howard Street, had a small sitting area, and its chic oak wood furniture, light gray bamboo area rug and dark wood night stands resembling tree trunks were a design treat.
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Patrick Dougherty's ''You Are Free'' is composed of a trio of twister-like, shack-size nests of branches; ''Transition,'' by Luca Petti, is a group of starburst forms made from wooden poles and fastened to tree trunks.
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In her most explicitly political series, "War Games," begun in 1989, she used tree trunks rejected as unfit for lumber and, after attacking them with an ax and chain saw, fitted them with steel blades and casings.
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The school welcomes students with a "Be Kind" mosaic wall and "tree" bulletin boards, wall tile "tree trunks" and a mural of ducks that should remind students of the ones that used to gather at the old school.
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The R1 had never seen this particular environment, nor had it ever laid eyes on me, yet within seconds it was following me around as well as I tried to crash it into tree trunks and random branches.
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Interior Minister Gerard Collomb will visit Calais on Friday, three days after a van driver was killed when he crashed into a tail-back on a motorway outside Calais where migrants had blocked the way with tree trunks.
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Many forms — which include damaged houses, abandoned walls in deserts and limbless tree trunks — suggest ruins or relics, as perhaps befits an artist who lived in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, before decamping to California in 22180.
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Layon Demarchi, a botanist at the National Institute of Amazonian Research (INPA), measured the growth of tree trunks in a 50-by-50-meter section of the campina with a micrometer, tracking how they change with rainfall patterns.
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Tree trunks were blistered and split from intense heat — the mottled pattern reminiscent of Dutch crunch bread — but there they were, still standing, with a lush carpet of verdant shrubs and other undergrowth filling in around their feet.
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Many forms — which include damaged houses, abandoned walls in deserts and limbless tree trunks — suggest ruins or relics, as perhaps befits an artist who lived in Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, before decamping to California in 22180.
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Size: 1,134 square feet Price per square foot: $185 Indoors: Crossing a gabled front porch whose roof is supported by tree trunks, you enter a living room with a brick-and-stone fireplace that currently contains electric logs.
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We searched the area and found many more sites where trees had similar markings and in many places piles of rocks had accumulated inside hollow tree trunks -- reminiscent of the piles of rocks archaeologists have uncovered in human history.
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Battling his way against the Celtics' collection of tree trunks, Landry scored 26 points, grabbed eight boards, five on the offensive end, and allowed the Sixers to stay within single digits throughout a good portion of the fourth quarter.
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"Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern" reveals in particular how this painter of simplified images of enlarged flowers, Lake George tree trunks and New Mexico's terra-cotta hills applied her meticulous sense of austerity and detail to every garment she owned.
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LILLE, France (Reuters) - A van driver was killed on Tuesday when he crashed into a tail-back on a motorway near the northern French port of Calais where migrants had blocked the way with tree trunks, a local government official said.
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A fixture of his community, he was known for tacking painted panels to walls or tree trunks, merging his work seamlessly into the urban landscape as in his beloved murals of Goodbread Alley in Overtown, completed in the early 1970s.
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The second-floor galleries concentrate on the inviting density of the Artek store displays: textiles, the classic tea cart, those well-known undulant glass vases suggestive of tree trunks, and the wood screens that give those undulations a geometric regularity.
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In Las Marías, the storm clogged so many roads and toppled so many trees that it took volunteers and work crews about a week of sawing through fallen tree trunks and bulldozing mudslides to clear a path, local officials said.
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This is less of a problem during the wet spring months, when these salamanders can be found crawling through the leaf litter and even climbing the roots of mossy tree trunks in search of tiny insects, worms and other prey.
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Soon after, sprawling assemblies of makeshift tents, hastily constructed out of tree trunks and branches, covered the highway, as groups of farmers took shifts reinforcing the barricades, cooking communal meals or trying to rest on bare asphalt in the sweltering heat.
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A classic case of industrial melanism is England's peppered moths, which were originally white and flecked with black, but rapidly became solidly dark after soot from 19th century industry blanketed tree trunks, making light moths far more likely to be spotted by predators.
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This seemed like the potential crossing of a limit — wearing Supreme to my child's preschool event — but while I felt a little awkward handing out cupcakes and tying balloons to tree trunks in streetwear separates, people didn't seemed to notice or care.
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The artist insists he doesn't want his pictures to easily reveal the locations where they were shot, and that sense of non-place is expressed in monochrome blue expanses of water and sky, or a close-up of tree trunks scattered with flowers.
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The plant belches so much acid rain-producing sulfur dioxide — two million tons a year, more than is produced in all of France — that it is surrounded by a dead zone of tree trunks and mud about twice the size of Rhode Island.
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It is overwhelming, but it is illuminating to see how the artist's understanding of typography, gained from years as a book conservator and a degree in printmaking, mesh with stories and figures — for instance, in the serif-like rooting of her tree trunks.
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Beyond it, whole tree trunks receded for hundreds of feet along the central aisle, each piece sliced down for future use and tagged with its dimensions and genus; others, already singled out for future jobs, were marked with scrawls of white chalk.
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The moths' color changed over time as black soot from industrial England turned their tree bark habitat black in the 19th century, and it changed again when air pollution laws came into effect and the tree trunks returned to their normal color.
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The idea behind the boots, for example, is that they're almost giving her two tree trunks at the bottom of her feet so she can feel stabilized when she needs to land very hard on her feet or throw somebody through a glass door.
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You can also use your trimmer to mow swaths of lawn with ease, cutting near fences, around tree trunks and bushes, and even near flowers and edible plants, removing only the grass you want without damaging any other plant life or property around your yard.
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Although his painterly style is radically free, the tree trunks that rise up in the foreground are reminiscent of bars at a window, blocking our view of the path, which itself disappears into nothing well before the expected vanishing point: a road to nowhere.
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The agency also released still photos taken by a team on the ground, including images of canoes made of hollowed-out palm tree trunks and an ax with a stone blade tied to a wooden handle, along with an aerial photo of a thatched hut.
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Albert Renger-Patzsch's photograph "Beech Forest in Autumn" (1936) casts thick tree trunks as giant legs lumbering through the forest, while "Hills of Düppel" by Franz Radziwill, a modern artist and Nazi sympathizer, portrays a gridded farming landscape invaded by a wild, creatural black bush.
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Facey, who is known for large-scale, abstract sculptures made from tree trunks, as well as mixed-media installations addressing, in a spiritual-mythical way, the soul-scarring events of the slavery era, lives and works on a farm in the north-central Jamaican parish of St. Ann.
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An elephant charges him on a beach while he's trying to pee ("There was no warning, no bellowing, just a dreadful silent intent accompanied by the ominous crash of foliage as he powered his five-ton bulk through the tree trunks and scrub as if they were grass").
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All of it was quickly entombed and preserved in the muck: dying and dead creatures, both marine and freshwater; plants, seeds, tree trunks, roots, cones, pine needles, flowers, and pollen; shells, bones, teeth, and eggs; tektites, shocked minerals, tiny diamonds, iridium-laden dust, ash, charcoal, and amber-smeared wood.
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"A closer look at the shape of tree trunks, foliages, and wind unsteadiness leads to a more precise estimation of the absolute value of critical wind speed, found to be on the order of the maximal wind speeds expected on the Earth ( ≃50 m/s)," the paper concludes.
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The marvelous Bone Garden is "an open-air curiosity cabinet" with the bleached skulls, ribs, tibias and femurs of donkeys, goats, rabbits, sheep, cats and dogs nailed to tree trunks; garlands of jawbones and fringes of vertebrae are draped over branches, and there's a totem pole for dancing around.
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For instance, "Wishbone Point" (2018–19), one of five large canvases in the main gallery, corrals patches of sky and elongated tree trunks, through sudden shifts in scale and brushwork, to reveal a meeting of water and land that appears to owe as much to the imagined as to the witnessed.
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In both "Untitled (Animal)" and an untitled, bird-like form, whose face is white on one side and brown on the other, the artist used thick slices of tree trunks to craft unidentifiable creatures' heads, trapping them in awkward, wood-and-metal frames or perching them on long, wooden legs.
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The incremental jumps in power, the calories burned—all of it ties into that same weird place in my brain that says "this is good, I will do a lot of it," to the point that I bike so much my legs are giant, sore tree trunks and my ass hurts.
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Since we were surrounded by farms that had their own eggs, there was nowhere to sell the things, so as time passed, I started to toss them away instead of gathering them, pitching them against tree trunks to watch them splatter or hurling them into the woods across the road.
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In the intricate "Flat Screen" (2016), we see a blotchy, impressionistic forest on a lovingly rendered Samsung television; the green and yellow TV leaves echo the wallpaper of the background at left, while the brown of the TV tree trunks is echoed in the burled wood planks on the wall to the right.
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The film confirms its arthouse-meets-sci-fi aspirations viscerally and immediately, opening with the sight of nail clippings the size of elephant tusks, hair follicles that resemble tree trunks, flakes of skin like sheets of shale—Ethan Hawke's Vincent diligently scrubbing himself of his selfness—set to a haunting score by Michael Nyman.
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This is not the symbolist painter of nightmarish melancholy we know, but an artist looking to capture something simpler, often through looking at the everyday and mundane, as becomes clear in the titles on show: Apple Tree in the Garden (1932–42), Apple Tree by the Studio (1920–28), and Rugged Tree Trunks in Snow (1923).
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When I lifted my eyes and looked around me, I suddenly saw forest everywhere: tree roots hanging from the ceiling; back-to-back paintings of tree trunks; a tree lying on the floor with its roots, crown and all; an installation with a bed in front of a painting of a forest in the snow; another painting of a forest in the snow with a female figure hanging upside down with her face distorted in pain or rapture.
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After making funeral arrangements for his uncle, who died of a heart attack while listening to radio news a week after the storm, Mr Chárriez drives out on one of his routes, past the coastal town of Arecibo—known for an astronomical observatory once used to search for extra-terrestrial life but now empty, mud-caked and resembling another planet itself—and on into the interior of the island, where tree trunks and branches are strewn along the side of the road.
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Or what about knifing through the Congolese rain forest on the back of a motorcycle, enveloped by giant trees bending over the path, smelling all the decaying leaves and rich, loamy soil, and then suddenly emerging into a sun-flooded grove full of thousands of white butterflies, wrapping the tree trunks, flickering in the air like falling snow, sticking to the shirtless backs of the men working in the grove, who were essentially wearing lab coats of delicate white insects?
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Lately, in my ongoing research about contemporary drawings, paintings, and sculptures that have been produced in various abstract modes, I've bucked up against artists who have carved boats out of large blocks of Styrofoam; hurled paint at sheets of clear acrylic; "drawn" with malleable, thick-gauge aluminum wire; carved totems from fallen tree trunks with chainsaws; conjured up monumental forms with little more than plain pencils on paper; or concocted mixed-media assemblages using everything from old candy boxes and shopping carts to toilet seats.
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From 20073, when he founded his studio on a three-acre plot in New Hope, a historic artist's colony halfway between New York City and Philadelphia, to his death in 1990 at the age of 85, Nakashima devoted his life to transforming slabs of walnut, cherry, burled maple and redwood into coffee tables shaped like pools of water, Shaker-style chairs with hand-whittled spindles and dining-room tables fashioned from slices of tree trunks, their cracks and seams bridged with joints like butterflies caught in amber.
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