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scrim [skrim] (materials) A coarse mesh made of wire, fiberglass, or other heavy fibers and used to bridge and reinforce a joint or used as a base for painting or plastering. (textiles) A loose plain-woven fabric, generally cotton, with fine to coarse meshes; used in various finishes in clothing, curtains, and industry. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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His magical scene transformations of overlapping moving scrims once again work as they should. More than 7,500 square feet of digitally printed translucent scrim will wrap around the installation; and nearly one mile of cable will be used to "wire" the exhibit and its more than 50 Samsung LCD screens as well as other televisions. A scrim printed with a photograph of the Manhattan skyline at night hangs over a window facing Wilshire Boulevard, creating a disorienting shift of reality while also referencing Magritte's use of windows in his paintings. |
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