In Drinking Sculpture, furnitures are disoriented, mounted upside down or stuck on giant bronze gherkins. Alcohol bottles and glasses are at disposal with instructions for the viewer to become part of the work. Erwin Wurm considers these performative works as completed once the visitor gets drunk. Some work titles refer directly to artists drinkers (Jackson Pollock, Francis Bacon, Martin Kippenberger…). Wurm deconstructs here the romantic view of self-destruction as a requirement for artistic creation.