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Reality Hacking no. 234, 2006, paraffin (1000 kg)
1,000 kilograms of paraffin wax were used to cast the black candles that Peter Regli showed in the exhibition “Buenos Dias Santiago”, which was curated by Attitudes, Geneva, and shown in Santiago de Chile. Over the entire duration of the exhibition, the candles were lit daily and each burned for 24 hours. Peter Regli made various advance tests at the Kunstgiesserei in St.Gallen and executed the work in Chile himself.