Created on 2024-01-27

The image shows two clear glass bottles on the left side and a wooden box on the right side. The bottle on the left has a label "EVERVESS," but it is partially obscured by what appears to be a thick, gray felt or wool wrapping covering the lower half of the bottle and base. The bottle on the right is also labeled "EVERVESS CLUB SODA" and is unwrapped, showing the full label which indicates that it is a product of Pepsico, Inc. The wooden box on the right has black text stamped onto it that reads "BEUYS 'EVERVESS' II 1 edition." Below, there is additional text: "galerie rené block berlin 1968," suggesting this is a specific edition from a gallery event. The text continues in German, which translates to "The sender starts with the information of how 'it' is drunk dry and how [to] throw away the crown cap if possible." Given the nature of the items and the text, this seems to be an artwork or an art edition related to or created by the artist Joseph Beuys, who is known for incorporating common materials into his artwork. This piece likely has some conceptual significance in keeping with Beuys' style of incorporating everyday objects to explore broader themes.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows two glass bottles of Evervess club soda, which appear to be vintage or retro in style. Next to the bottles is a wooden crate or box labeled "Beuys Evervess II edition n galerie rene block berlin 1968". The text on the box indicates this is an edition or collection of some kind, likely related to the Evervess brand or product.