Alternative artwork needs a flexible adhesive: Adhesives fill the gaps between ceramic tiles and World War 2 aircraft panels

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Baroness Carrie von Reichardt and her partner were asked by the Mutoid Waste Co to be involved in a show called Mutate Britain where a number of well-known artists where each given pieces of a WW2 war plane and asked to let their creative juices flow.The Baroness explains: "We were actually given two panels and had the only ceramic ones on show. One was called 'Love the USA' and the other was called 'Drop knickers, not bombs'. One side was straightforward mosaic; the other side had tiles that had been covered in ceramic transfers and re-fired applied. These panels were drilled and hanged on display as part of this five storey show. Not a tile fell off."