HEATHER TEA ON RANNOCH MOOR. 2005.

N.p.(Glasgow): s.p. (Maris), 2005
30 X 21cm, 1pp. Artist’s designed ink jet print on card with one reproduced photograph of the artist’s kettle making heather tea (simple boiled heather water) on one of the rivers of Rannoch Moor. Below the image the text reads “The conversation turns to Beuys and the homeopathetic virtues of gelatin.” The work references Jospeh Beuys dissolving gelatine into the rivers of Loch Rannoch. Theoretically there should be at least one atom of that original gelatine in each cup drank by the artists. This work relates to the object multiple KETTLE published by Show and Tell editions – see separate listing. VG+.Edition size not known.