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Studio MARC is on a quest to create a sense of wonder about man and nature.

Studio MARC is a conceptual and spatial designer. He designs installations, products and concepts and conducts research into the reuse of waste materials. With playfulness, humour and creating a sense of wonder, the threshold is kept low to explore connections between man and environment. His designs create awareness and stimulate critical thinking. To find out what we find important and which steps we want to take in the future.

 

Writing isn’t really my thing, so here is a video where I explain who I am and what I do. This is me pitching Studio MARC at the Dutch Design Week 2019. The cherry on the cake of a 10- month coaching and master class track for young designers called Driving Dutch Design sponsored by ABN AMRO Bank, BNO and Dutch Design Foundation.

Work

 

Work in progress

Follow me on Instagram to see more of my day-to-day experiments, events, failings and progress. On Linkedin you can find my professional profile.

 
I get asked for interviews about my work pretty often, but this is the first time I've been asked to talk about a personal project: my home. Indebuurt.nl saw my climbing wall project in my home and wanted to know more. I really enjoyed it and they m
Do you flush something through the toilet sometimes? No, not the usual stuff, I mean candy wrapers or cigarette butts? Did you know that baby wipes are not suitable to be flushed even though they often say that they can? This waste is hard waste wate
The Boeteburger Project has been seen during the Romanian Design Week as part of the Rethinking Plastics exhibition. No live mealworms this time though, just a photo of the mealworms with a Boeteburger. . . . . . #romaniandesignweek #romania #designw
We've been standing ready for it for months now, but today the Boeteburger Project can finally be experienced in Sittard as part of the Rethinking Plastics exhibition @dedomijnen In total there are 2 kilograms of mealworms happily feasting on the sty
The BoeteBurger project is on display @dedomijnen in Sittard as part of the Art & New Materials: Design for a Better Future exhibition. The mealworms will be eating styrofoam for a couple of weeks. In that time they are able to digest and break
The BoeteBurger project is on display @dedomijnen in Sittard as part of the Art & New Materials: Design for a Better Future exhibition. The mealworms will be eating styrofoam for a couple of weeks. In that time they are able to digest and break d
I’ve been making some progress on learning the ins and outs of 3D scanning. I want to combine scans with 3D (clay) printing to create new shapes. In this way I can redefine existing shapes, like historical artifacts, and re-use them in a new co
This climbing grip is based on a ceramic pot from a factory of @albarellotegelfabriek in Sneek. When I found the cup I immediately saw a nice shape in it that I wanted to use. With modelling clay I modified the cup before casting a copy which is now
Feeling a little late to the party but I like the idea of a retrospective of 2020. Even with all the challenges I still got the opportunity to work on some really cool projects. Among other things I started a new job @fablab_groningen @indietopia I