An old, traditional wooden fence. The Japanese nails, driven in at regular intervals to build the fence, have aged over the course of a hundred years, eventually creating rainmark patterns on the boards. The wood itself has also changed with time—its inner cellulose crystallizing—so that when illuminated by the evening sun, it shines with a warm orange glow. The craftsmanship of ancient carpenters, resonating with the power of nature, becomes a work of beauty.