It is very likely that, originally, semantic considerations determined which affixes marked a particular noun class.
Inmates can use earphones to listen to televisions, which are affixed to a post.
In Duisburg, the man stood the leg atop a concrete base, to which he affixed a plaque that read, "Saddam Hussein Statue.
In a related action, a photograph shows a rock whose face is marked by a large rectangle of leaves, which are affixed by water.
And in the 70's, Hannah Wilke sculptured labial forms out of chewing gum, which she affixed to her body before photographing herself.
The most radical work in the exhibition is a completely white image to which is affixed a white fisherman's fly.
It includes the first of his snail cups, a 1965 vessel in deep orange placed on a palette shape to which he affixed a small store-bought ceramic snail.
Their current chip, which is affixed to the retina, is about 2 mm in diameter, and its surface is covered with some 5,000 microscopic solar cells, known as microphotodiodes.
The vases also don't quite jibe with the spiky, spindly handles (sometimes as many as 18), which are affixed to their curves and couldn't possibly be used for lifting.
Earlier this month, they used a forklift to rip up a road sign bearing the name Champagne at the village entrance, to which they affixed a French flag and a bottle of French Champagne.
