Mc Tavish
Logo design for a hair dresser

www.earth-is-yours.com
Ongoing calculation


Bang, you’re dead
Exhibition

'Bang, you're dead' is an exhibition concerned with humanity's childish tendency toward war. It attempts to find ways to deal with conflict through raising awareness.
It's launched with a pillow fight, one peaceful means of demonstrating conflict resolution.
Other pieces include a massive dove (symbolising peace and its fragility), super-size replicas of weapons, and an attempt to soften the H-bomb by applying baby pictures.
In general, the exhibition wonders whether we've become desensitised to war.



Do we need to experience pain and destruction ourselves to learn?
Each piece raises a different aspect of this theme.
For instance, the eponymous "Bang, you're dead" enquires as to whether it's necessary to see people being shot in front of our eyes before we'll believe in the deadly harm of weapons.
Another piece, "Toy," asks if our response to conflict is habituated by our upbringing.
While the work seeks to raise specific questions, it's up to the visitor to supply their own answers.

















Soft Porn
exhibition
Made out of small and big marshmallows in various colour combinations.

Ingredients: Glucose-fructose syrup, sugar, gelatine, anticaking agent: maize, starch, flavouring, colours: E104, E129 (may contain traces of E131).





Exhibitions

"t.b.d."
One piece of my conceptual art made it into the ‘soon-to-be-opened World’s Largest Street Art Museum

"Artistic Affairs"
Walls Gallery, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, 2012


“Young At Heart”
Walls Gallery, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, 2011


"Kosmopolite Art Tour"
Pavillon du Carré Baudouin 121, Paris 20ème, France, 2011

"Yeah, still alive"
xhoch4, Ingolstadt,
Germany, 2010


"Fcking Pandas"
Vondelpark, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2009

"do box" & "do a plastic bag"
Utterubbish, Kaohsiung Design Festival, Taiwan, 2009

"Soft Porn"
KK Outlet, London,
United Kingdom, 2009


"Bang, you're dead"
Maxalot, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, 2009


"do box"
Utterubbish, Singapore Design Festival, Malaysia, 2007