Bottle Still Lifes from E100 to E199

18. August 2011. – 20. September
MegnyitóOpening: August 17, 2011, 6:00 pm
While in 1955 12 milligrams paint were permitted by the authorities to consume per person as for safety reasons, it changed to 59 milligrams until 2007. Almost all of our food consists paints, but the highest dose we get is through soft drinks.

Sold as water-soluble pulver (kind of pulver paint) several watercolor-like artificial colouring mat- ters have beautiful, lyric name: Allura Red, Scarlet, Sunset Yellow, Fast Yellow, Brillant Blue, Green Soul (mixing the last two ones together almost all gradation of green can be created: green apple, lime, kiwi). All of these additives are forbidden in Denmark, Belgium, France, Germany, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden and Austria.

Colours by code: Yellow (E100-109) • Orange (E110-119) • Red (E120-129) • Blue and purple (E130- 139) • Green (E140-149) • Brown and black (E150-159) • Other (E160-199).

Most of the soft drinks are available in an average school canteen, but that ones with the brightest colour we found in markets and small 24 hour shops at block houses. We tried to collect a relatively representative colour scale – after 3-4 locations we got almost the whole colour circle.