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There’s an ecstasy-based art exhibit in London

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The artist who created the famed Ministry of Sound logo dives deeper into the electronic music zeitgeist with his latest work, an ecstasy-themed exhibit that bridges the gap between friend and foe.  Dubbed Chemical X, the pieces aim to re-examine “an old friend or perhaps a feared enemy,” presenting the pressed pills in unique and “acid-house” friendly ways.

The last time he tried to present this show it was canceled due to the fact that these pieces are actually created with thousands of real ecstasy pills – making their existence highly illegal.

The work is now on display at The Ark in London from September 26th to October 2nd.

H/T: Mixmag

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