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.

Those Uncanny UV Light Floral Components

One of the key components to the Chlorophytum installation is the nature of the light working within the piece.  The coin cell-powered UV LED components worked fairly well with the ambient environment and certainly with paper products. These photos were not photoshopped in any way and the illuminat
ion from these UV LED's is quite eerie.

Apparently Ariel and John are ready for a rave...

The [R]ed[U]x Lab GrowOp2014 Install Team

Here are a few images of the team a bit worse for wear during the evening of the GrowOp 2014 installation:



And let's not forget to single out the first year kids... though blurry.

The Preparations the Night Before

Here are a few better images of the [R]ed[U]x Lab team as the deadline for Grow Op 2014 approached. Thanks again to the energy and enthusiasm from the volunteers especially at this time of the academic year. Special thanks go to Lauren for taking the photos!

Here is the late shift all posing and assuming the working positions:

Naveed putting the finishing touches on the acrylic stalactite...

Ariel looking determined to make the acrylic connect properly...

Johnathan hanging on the infrastructure?

Matt precariously holding the pieces up...

Rachel and John watching Naveed...

A dramatic image showcasing the incredible number of modules made for the installation...

Rachel putting up a few units...

Apparently as the tallest person, Matt does the installation in the hard to reach areas while everyone watches...

With the pieces coming down to eye level, it looks like Gary almost posed for this...

Laura maintaining calm while the assembly continues in the background...

Hyebin admiring the work above...

Ariel finds your lack of faith [in the acrylic structure] disturbing, Lauren...

 John making his the most of his "hood" cred...

The nearly complete piece... too bad visitors wouldn't be able to see the interesting shadow play of the piece on the white walls...

A Late Night Welcomes the Darkness

Yesterday was quite a production event as the install continued with a great turn out from first years. As the evening drew closer and the sun began to set, the UV lights really began to show the overall intent of the project.

The fabrication and assembly team toiling on the modules in the Architectural Science Department...

Meanwhile back at the Gladstone Hotel, the installation continues...

The assembly begins to create a dense network to insert the lights and plants...

And then the UV lights begin to shine as darkness falls...

More to come as the event draws nearer!