- 1985
- Photographic paper
- Photography
- Inv. 90FE25
Tim Head
Biological Landscape
Artist's statement:
Biological Landscape is one of a series of photographed landscapes that are made from synthetic materials and products. A mixture of white and coloured powders – domestic cleaning detergents – form the mounds and depressions of this arid terrain within which a range of prescription drugs of shiny colour-coded pills and capsules is marooned.
The photograph is an enlargement of this material. The photograph acknowledges the particular beauty of these various synthetic materials that bestow benefit and harm on us and our environment and that are an increasing part of our landscape.
Tim Head
September 2nd, 2009
| Type | Value | Unit | Section |
| Height | 122 | cm | |
| Width | 173 | cm | |
| Height | 122,5 | cm | |
| Width | 173,5 | cm | |
| Depth | 2,5 | cm |
| Type | Acquisition |
| Linhas de Sombra |
| Lisboa, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian e Centro de Arte Moderna, 1999 |
| ISBN:972-635-115-4 |
| Catálogo de exposição |
| The Gulbenkian Foundation and British Art |
| Tate Britain |
| Curator: Tate Britain |
| 1 e 10 de Março de 2006 a Fevereiro de 2007 Londres, Tate Britain |
| A exposição fez parte das comemorações dos 50 anos da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian que começaram oficialmente a 18 de Julho de 2006. |
| Linhas de Sombra |
| Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian |
| Curator: Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian |
| 29 de Janeiro de 1999 a 18 de Abril de 1999 Lisboa |
| Exposição comissariada por João Miguel Fernandes e Maria Helena de Freitas e programada por Jorge Molder e Rui Sanches. |