Magnesium

These arise mainly in the energy and transformation industries.

The casters must dig a pit themselves.

And I actually looked up Milk of Magnesia, which is a laxative.

The Foundry

This is a detail of a chair that I've designed in magnesium.

And it was not discovered in Magnesia, but it has magnesium in it.

It's the world's first chair made in magnesium.

I'll erase my Magnesia.

d. Metal foundry.

I made a terrible mistake.

That's fresh minted.

I'll make you a bell.

You'll be casting bells and I'll be painting icons.

Right molded you say, with iron?

So I guess its roots could be in Magnesia if magnesium was discovered in Magnesia.

Cast it in bronze.

It's a full figure cast from myself.

We are not diggers, we are casters.

This privilege is called seigniorage.

This is very strange for me, because I m not used to doing this I usually stand on the other side of the light, and now I'm feeling the pressure I put other people into. And it's hard ...

The aluminum castings must be brushed again.

Is that Nikola the Caster's home?

Yes.

My God, there is no one to cast a bell.

...thoroughly tempered by the famous Yoshikane of Kaga...

Kiyoshi he's ruined, I'm afraid.

Where is Boris? At the foundry.

Otherwise you'll be making a cruel and irrevocable mistake.

He took my master Falcon pattern, he actually did lost wax casting in bronze for me, and this is the bronze I got back.

I'm wrong about you this time, I'm dead.

There's a thing that happens when you mold and cast things, which is that every time you throw it into silicone and cast it in resin, you lose a little bit of volume, you lose a little bit of size.

What about Gavrila who lives next door?

Now, this was made from a life cast of Brad.

I can see magnesium citrate, and the side effects from that drug all integrated in the time in which they're meaningful.

You will make a great mistake if you don't marry her and return to your native country.

Steel is an alloy of iron and carbon containing less than 2 per cent of carbon and 1 per cent of manganese (and small amounts of silicon, phosphorous, sulphur and oxygen).

And it was replaced with replica jewelry made of cast iron.

Things went bad with Marchiori, but what a tragedy he made of it!

No dice no dodo skeleton for me. But the damage had been done.

This is a beachcaster rod with a tag on the end.

I did this as an experiment of casting the shadow.

Edmund Schulman in the 1950s had been studying trees under great stress at Timberline, and came to the realization that he put in an article in Science magazine called, Longevity under Adversity in Conifers.

Namely, that when they cast bells, they write inscriptions on them.

And so I went about and made that sculpture, turning it out of solid bronze.