Here are a few more tests of the textured photochromic pigments used by the Flux team for the 2016 Come Up To My Room installation. The team has determined a quality in the texture of the material through their vacuum form tests - now it looks like they are investigating the colour palette and ensuring that it has the most impact when seen... even by colourblind members.
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
Flux Panel Prototypes
Here are a few images of the Flux team developing a prototype of the bar for their 2016 Come Up To My Room installation. Ever the resourceful students, the team used cardboard and paper to get a sense of the structure and panels given the entire portfolio of workshops in the university are currently unavailable.
Friday, February 3, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
The Reversion of Room 205
Within 73 minutes, the [R]ed[U]x Lab Team had taken out their installation and even helped out a few other teams with time to spare. The densely packed microcosm of the 2012 CUTMR installation disappeared and once again reverted back to the blank, empty room the team was initially presented.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Compilation of Work from CUTMR 2012
[R]ed[U]x Lab sincerely appreciates the opportunity to have its work exhibited at the 2012 CUTMR exhibition. As seen in the brief video, we are one of many artistic groups that were involved at this year's wonderful event and consider ourselves fortunate to be among such artistic colleagues. The would also like to thank the co-curators, Deborah Wang, Noa Bronstein, and David Dick-Agnew for organizing this event. We would also like to commend Britt Welter-Nolan, Director of Exhibitions at the Gladstone for her commitment to assist all the artists over the past few months and especially when dealing with the mammoth install that [R]ed[U]x Lab brought to the venue.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Fear and Apprehension Were What We Were Going For... but Top 6 and "Obnoxious" Works...
Congratulations to the [R]ed[U]x Lab team on being selected among this year's Come Up To My Room's top 6 projects! We should count ourselves fortunate that we had rounded out the points of the membrane claws! The decision to switch from "stabbing" to "poking" inevitably paid off!
Source: Toronto Life
Thursday, January 26, 2012
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