Created on 2024-01-26

The image features a photograph of a nighttime scene with the word "ARTIST" written in the sky with what appears to be fiery, illuminated points, as if created by fireworks or some form of light display. The letters are arranged horizontally across the center of the image against the dark night sky. Below the main imagery, there is a white border with handwritten text noting details about the piece, including the title "FIREWORKS SIGN (1975)" followed by dimensions and materials used, such as "STRONTIUM NITRATE, POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE / LEWISTON, N.Y." On the lower-left corner, there is a signature that reads "Twinkl Tovilst" and markings indicating "TP 2/2." On the lower right, there is another signature, "Dennis Oppenheim 1975." The photo suggests an artistic display using pyrotechnic materials to create a sky-written sign.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows a large "HOLTIST" sign made up of illuminated lights against a dark background. The sign appears to be a fireworks display or some kind of outdoor lighting installation. The image provides details about the sign, including its dimensions (4' x 16') and the materials used in its construction, which include strontium nitrate and potassium perchlorate. The location is also specified as Lewiston, N.Y.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts a photograph of a sign made of lights, with the text "FIREWORKS SIGN (1975) / 4' x 16' / STRONTIUM NITRATE, POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE / LEWISTON, N.Y." written below it. The sign is composed of yellow lights arranged in a rectangular shape, with the word "HOTTEST" written in the center. The background of the image is black, and the overall atmosphere suggests that the photo was taken at night, possibly during a fireworks display or celebration. The presence of the chemical compounds strontium nitrate and potassium perchlorate in the text below the image implies that the sign may have been created using pyrotechnic materials. Overall, the image appears to be a documentation of a unique and temporary art installation or display, likely created for a specific event or occasion.