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"Cirque, CIRQUE," one of the most eye-catching artwork at the Philadelphia Convention Center, created in 1995, vouches for the notorious artist Judy Pfaff. Born in London in 1946, she moved to the US in her childhood. She did her BFA from Washington University in 1971 and MFA from Yale University in 1973. Judy was honored with doctoral degree from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York, in 1999. As an artist, 'Installation Art,' is her area of expertise since last 25 years.

Her most iconic and important commission, "Cirque, CIRQUE" (250' x 210' x 40'), is made from stainless steel, automobile paint, aluminum, primer, glass, & cable, utilized over a huge span of 70,000 square feet. The blue and yellow shaded glass spheres, set like jewels at the ceiling of New York's Grand Central station, inspired and touched Judy's heart for her unique installation "Cirque, CIRQUE." Judy's installation is decorated with gold & blue aluminum lines that twinkle, modest flourish, and metal works. This reflects her exceptional ability to establish her superb innovations and creations into wide spaces.

Pfaff's biggest and one of the most eyeball popping work until date, "cirque, CIRQUE" is actually a nine miles of metal tubing, spread across 700,000 square feet of space. Its Glass globes twinkle to fancy attention. The installation as a whole imparts a feel of some sci-fi adventure in space. "Cirque, CIRQUE" framework is suspended from the 100-foot ceiling of the shell of the old Reading Terminal. Shining lines of gold and blue aluminum, metal coils expanding and contracting like tentacles, and small shimmering designs, all blend for a magnanimous effect. The installation is like a world of innate wonder, enveloped in huge steel rods, plastics, and glasses, among many other objects.

"Cirque, CIRQUE" gives you a strong feel of being on an ocean bed, with light and life on land forming the layer far above, near the water's surface. Pfaff's work has always been full of life and meticulous, artistically carrying the essence of poetry and music, while being thoroughly logical and meaningful all along. Judy stays away from visual effects, while being inclined towards processes, owing to her following of 'Post-Minimalism.' She believes that "Looking at anything long enough, gives it meaning it doesn't deserve." With rock solid determination of executing ambitious and novel projects, Judy Pfaff leaves no stone unturned to kiss success with her creativity, diligence, and attention to meticulous details.

Along with the shining piece of Installation art, "Cirque, CIRQUE," Pfaff has produced more than forty temporary and permanent installations since 1975. The sites of her work include the Whitney, Hirshhorn, St. Louis, Denver, Albright-Knox art museums, the 60th Venice Biennale, and the 24th Sao Paulo Biennale.

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The iron and steel industry and steel

Few people know how much the steel field, and with it the whole iron and steel industry, are important for our country. Steel is one of the largest used resources in all areas of business and productive world.

Since the beginning of the industrial society, steel has occupied a prominent position, so that the starting point of the industrial age is often made overlap with the appearance of big iron and steel producing units. Steel has accompanied the technological development of our civilization thanks to its high strength characteristic (to pressure, high temperature, weather, corroding agents) and its ductility (that is the ability of a component of steel to undergo a "plastic" deformation before reaching the break), that enable its use in the more varied applications, from milling, to mechanical processes, to welding carpentry to turning and many others.

Few other materials can, in fact, be molded into various shapes by various mechanical moulds but without losing their characteristic high resistance to external stresses. A steel rope, for example, can withstand very heavy loads without breaking but maintaining a very high flexibility. Resistance and ductility are two specific characteristics of every kind of steel and their combination can determine the choice of the employed material.

At the end of its vital circle, in addition, any steel product can be totally recycled and so reused for a virtually infinite number of times.

The challenge set by the international market has pushed steel and iron industry to introduce strong innovational elements in its technological, organizational and financial assets.

New technologies, in fact, have entered this field, guaranteeing higher productivity levels, better security conditions and more attention to environment protection. Through advanced informative systems, the enterprises’ staff of iron and steel enterprises today can program, realize and check the product manufacture, its quality and the reliability of systems through highly automated methods, such as cnc (computer numerical controller) machines. For an effective application of technology in the iron and steel industry, it is fundamental that the commitment and the sector investments in scientific research will remain constant over time and aimed at improving all the productive aspects. The technical-scientific innovation is radically changing the world of steel, proposing again the “steel product” as an edge material.

Steel in considered a “green” material, that means totally recyclable. Any steel product, in fact, in the end of its vital circle can be completely reused for an infinite number of times. The proof of what above said is represented by 300 million tons of steel recycled every year, representing 35% of world production, making this material the world’s most recycled, thanks to continuous investments in electric ovens. This feature of recyclability is one of the best environmental prerogatives of iron and steel industry, since the steel and iron sector appears to be one of the closest cycles to the concepts of sustainable development. An environment-friendly steel development is possible thanks to the complete recyclability of its product, to the high rates of reuse and recovery of its sub-products and, in the end, to the respect of environmental regulations.

This article was written by Martina Meneghetti with support from lavorazioni meccaniche conto terzi . For any information, visit fresa cnc or surfing on-line carpenteria acciaio

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