Note | Give the artist a bank-note of yours (minimum 50€). He will transform it with sulphuric acid and will give it back to you, together with a certificate

How to Irreversibly Transform Money, a project by Paul Griffiths and Cesare Pietroiusti (2005)

Disponibilità della cosa / Availability of the Thing (2008-2012)
by Stefano Arienti and Cesare Pietroiusti, in collaboration with Paolo Bergmann

Dai all'artista una tua banconota (valore minimo 50 euro); egli la trasformerà con acido solforico e te la restituirà, corredata di un certificato / Give the artist a bank-note of yours (minimum 50€). He will transform it with sulphuric acid and will give it back to you, together with a certificate (2013)
The artist asks for a 50€ bank-note to every participant to the performance, in order to transform it with the use of sulphuric acid, and give it back to its owner together with a certificate.	This performance has been realised on the 10th of April 2013, as a part of the exhibition "Arte: affari, lavoro o perditempo" ("Art, Business, Work or Time-wasters"), curated by Nemanja Cvijanovic, Furini Arte Contemporanea, Roma, 10 April-31 May, 2013. (Photo: Eleonora Rossi)



*How to Irreversibly Transform Money, a project by Paul Griffiths and Cesare Pietroiusti (2005) Eating Money – An Auction* (a project by Cesare Pietroiusti and Paul Griffiths, 2005-2007) European Integration (2005) Give the artist a banknote of yours (minimum 20 euro). He will transform it with sulphuric acid and will give it back to you, together with a certificate (2007) Untitled (Three Thousand US Dollar Bills To Take Away) / Senza titolo (tremila banconote in dollari da portare via) (2008) Disponibilità della cosa / Availability of the Thing (2008-2012) by Stefano Arienti and Cesare Pietroiusti, in collaboration with Paolo Bergmann The Bitter Pill project (2011)