Chlorophytum Imagery

Once again the [R]ed[U]x Lab is fortunate to have Remi serve as the unofficial photographer for an installation and it is clear that he has continued the tradition of making the projects look even better than what they were in reality with nothing other than a good photographer's eye... and nice photographic equipment certainly doesn't hurt.

Design and Production Commences on Grow Op 2014

Despite the opening of the Grow Op 2014 show coinciding with the frenetic and stressful end of term at Ryerson University's Department of Architectural Science, members of the [R]ed[U]x Lab are always up for a challenge. After all, what better way to relieve studio stress than breathing in laser cutter fumes or manual labor? Of course pizza tends to make manual labor worthwhile...

In addition to the laser cut acrylic infrastructure, the group has also been preparing clippings of aggressive ivy to integrate into the design. Unfortunately the initial idea of using spider plants, Chlorophytum, had to change given the physiology and desired tropism behaviours for this project.