In 2002 , Drummond was involved in a controversial exhibition at the deconsecrated St. Peter 's Roman Catholic Church , Liverpool . Drummond contributed a guestbook which asked visitors " Is God a Cunt ? " . It was later reported that the artwork had been stolen and a £ 1000 reward offered for its return . Drummond himself said that he would answer " no " to his own question : " God is responsible for all the things I love , the speckles on a brown trout ; the sound of Angus Young 's guitar , the nape of my girlfriend 's neck , the song of the blackcap when he returns in Spring . I never blame God for all the shit , for the baby Rwandan slaughtered in a casual genocide , the ever-present wars , drudgery and misery that fills most of our lives . " Several Penkiln Burn projects involve making things and then distributing them . Drummond has created a Soup Line drawn across a map going through Belfast and Nottingham to the edges of the British Isles . Anyone living on the Soup Line may contact Drummond to come to their house and make soup for them , their family and friends . Drummond has also constructed – and encourages others to construct – Cake Circles drawn on maps . Cakes are then made and delivered to people who live within the circle with the words " I have baked you a cake , here it is " . Other projects involve Drummond building beds from timber in public places which are then raffled off . In 2011 , for the Venice Biennale , Drummond took up shoe-shining on the streets of Venice . Each spring , Drummond gives away 40 bunches of daffodils to strangers on the street in different cities
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