| Lab Specimen plastic tubing, glass, dough, preserved animal (white mouse), metal I Installation I 350 x 180 x 70 cm |  | 2 / 5 |  |
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The composition entitled Under the Tulps' Sky, exhibited in the Roman church space of the Kiscelli Museum, forms an ensemble with work Denaturated. The object that looks like a spacesuit "cut in half" (thus evoking a human figure), made with a basket weaving technique from transparent plastic tubing, is placed on a tile floor and is illuminated with a spotlight. The trunk cut in half and the endings of the limbs are sealed with rectangular glass sheets that are adjusted to the body with metallic reinforcements and pastry-insulation. At the bottom opening of the upper part of the trunk, a preserved white mouse is found.
Exhibited: 1998 in the exhibition, Under the Tulps' Sky (with Gábor Szörtsey), at the Kiscelli Museum in Budapest; 1998 in the exhibition, Kunst der neunziger Jahre in Ungarn, at the Akademie der Künste in Berlin; 1999 in the exhibition, Rondo, at the Ludwig Museum Budapest - Museum of Contemporary Art; 1999 in "L'ART DANS LE MONDE 2000" Laz 2000, in Paris; 2000 at the 2+1. Galeria U.A.P. in Cluj (with Sándor Antik and Gábor Szörtsey); 2000 as a part of the joint exhibition of Chilf and Szörtsey at the U.A.P. Palace of Culture in Tirgu-Mures (RO).
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