Camilio

“PINK” is cassava flour / “BROWN” is grounded Malawian coffee / “BLACK” is charcoal dust / “WHITE” is Nestlé strawberry milk power.

 

An artwork on surface colour to protest against human inequality experienced world-wide, poverty (for the enrichment of a few (mostly by the western white man), combined with a protest to unnecessary un-equal food distribution around the world and the unhealthy manipulation (sugar, salt and grease as addictive additives) with food.
 

'What you see, is not what you read' and this is a way to express the concern of 'wrong labelling' and 'wrong naming' and totally wrong using (from the artist point of view mainly done by the western white society). The way how this was / is used to make different classes or mark different population groups is even more sickening. These classes / groups where (wrongly) used to respond differently towards different population groups whereas we are all human and we are all equal.