I have been bored lately, and decided to start building houses out of matchsticks!  It is a lot of fun!
David Mach is a Scottish sculptor and installation artist who does similar things. He makes great artwork!
Really?  That's awesome!  I should read more about him, I bet he could give me more creative ideas!
Oh yes. Typically his sculptures involve magazines, newspapers, car tires and other similar objects.
Wow!  That sounds more interesting than using match sticks!  
He had an early, very influential sculpture called "Polaris" that he exhibited outside the Royal Festival Hall, South Bank Centre in London in 1983.
Wow.  And here I was so proud of my match stick house that is more of a leaning shack than anything.  LOL
Hey, keep practicing one day and you'll get there! Also, about Polaris, it was interesting because it was made from 6000 car tires arranged as a life size replica of a Polaris submarine!
Holy cow!  Well, I have 4 car tires - it's a start, right??
the public who took exception to the piece tried to burn it down; unfortunately, he got caught in the flames himself and suffered fatal burns.
In the early 1980s Mach started to produce some smaller-scale works assembled out of unstruck match sticks. These mostly took the form of human or animalistic heads and masks, with the coloured tips of the match heads arranged to construct the patterned surface of the face. After accidentally setting fire to one of these heads, Mach now often ignites his match pieces as a form
best album. It was less inspired than the others. Steve Fisk's production is really awesome. He does things that most other people would never think of. I think most producers are wankers with no ideas except commercial potential. "Challenge" just makes me want to make an album that goes even further out, to really question the whole process even more. What is a record? What is production? What's the audience? What's an artist, and so on?"
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