Christian Hartard, Works, Research, Texts, CV, studio@hartard.com | de |
All the Wrong Lessons, Phantom, Prothesis, Traveller, Study for a Head, Monument, Untitled (Necklace), Parallels (Milk), Less Work for Mother, Doors (from Memory), Empire, Where I Lived, and What I Lived For, How to Disappear Completely, Cabin, Untitled (Fountain), Untitled (Pendulum), Wire Mother, Father Sings, Intra, 12 Hz, 37°C, Ghost, Garda Untitled (Necklace) 2018 Fine gold 999.9 dissolved in acid as chloroauric acid (HAuCl4), blown glass, setting of rhodium-plated silver, 5 x 1.7 cm (diametre), fabric cord Gold is dissolved in aqua regia, a mixture of hydrochloric acid and nitric acid, until the saturation limit. The name of the acid (ʻaqua regiaʼ) is derived from its ability to dissolve precious metals gold and platinum. Gold produces chloroauric acid. Glass is one of the few materials that is not affected by aqua regia. Exhibition →,Less Work for Motherʻ, Museum Villa Stuck Munich, 2018 / Photos: Jann Awerverser |