These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Can piling logs be an art form? Yes, apparently. There are people out there who arrange huge piles of logs into beautiful pictures that will gradually disappear as they are burned throughout the cold winter months.

It can all seem a bit absurd until you realize that, depending on the type of wood and how they’re cut, logs actually present quite the variety of colors and textures for someone with the patience and the eye to take advantage of them. There are even art galleries that have showcased art like this. If you’ve been inspired to create your own log pile art, share it with us below!

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Created by: Gary Tallman

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Created by: Alastair Heseltine

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Image credits: Lyn / Neale

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Created by Gary Tallman

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Created by: Olle Hagman

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Image credits: David Henry

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Created by Gary Tallman

These People Turned Log Piling Into An Art Form

Created by: Gyula Varnai

Many people might not realize that logs can be arranged into stunning motifs. The versatility in colors and textures that logs offer makes them an unique medium for art.

Dive into how creativity transforms these simple elements into captivating displays by exploring a collection of imaginative log installations.

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