Trench art didn’t start and end with World War I, and there are examples throughout the history of war of soldiers and those caught in conflict creating art in response to the destruction.

Trench Art. 1 minute read. Amanda Bower. August 6, 2001 12:00 AM EDT. HOW IT STARTED Soldiers transformed battlefield objects into objets d’art; thanks to the Internet, they’re being traded .

The Art and the Science of the Trench Drain. April 25, 2008. ... Thousands of people have used a trench drain design I perfected years ago to redirect water that was coming from my neighbor's yard.

Trench art has the capacity to inspire. It's about creativity in extreme circumstances, using the discarded, everyday objects of war in a new way. Trench art: a story of grace under fire.

This pepper pot is a piece of trench art which was made by a soldier in World War One, serving in France. The pot is made from shell-casing and you can just about see the holes at the top for the ...

Post-war souvenirs manufactured commercially in trench art style. For Harvell, "trench art (is) art forged in fire, blood and destruction to honor the courage, duty and sacrifice of those who ...

High atop Mormon Mesa in Nevada lies a trench—1,500 feet long and carved into the desert by artist Michael Heizer in 1969. ... The Giant Desert Trench That Some Call Art.