This material surrounds a sculpture consisting of dove's wings attached to a bull's heart with a knife stabbed through it.
This material surrounds a sculpture consisting of dove's wings attached to a bull's heart with a knife stabbed through it. Another work using this material includes three Carrara marble plinths topped with panels that show bony carcasses in crucifixion poses. Besides God Alone Knows, works using this substance include Adam and Eve, which places it in blue and pink box frames instead of the usual white, and it was used to show a three-dimensional snapshot of a lamb wandering off alone in the work Away from the Flock. This material's most famous use was funded by Charles Saatchi and parodied by the (*) Stuckists in a work stating that a certain dead animal "Isn't Art." That work conveyed fear of the open ocean by using this to emulate sea water. For 10 points, name this chemical that was used in The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living to suspend a tiger shark in a tank, as well as in various other works by Damien Hirst.
This material surrounds a sculpture consisting of dove's wings attached to a bull's heart with a knife stabbed through it.
formaldehyde [prompt on descriptions, such as "that greenish stuff Damien Hirst puts in boxes"]