Roger Hiorns - Seizure
(2008):
A condemned London apartment
transformed into a copper sulphate chamber.
"After reinforcing the walls and ceiling and covering
them in plastic sheeting, 80,000 litres of a copper sulphate solution were
poured in from a hole in the ceiling. After a few weeks the temperature of the
solution fell and the crystals began to grow. The remaining liquid was pumped
back out and sent for special chemical recycling."
by Jason Hallman and Stephen Stum
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