Saturday, January 28, 2012

Daytime POV Through [R]ed[U]x Lab's 2012 CUTMR Project

See - The Room Isn't Intimidating!

Thanks to Photojunkie for covering this year's Come Up To My Room and posting up some great shots of [R]ed[U]x Lab's work! We're glad that someone captured our intrepid coordinator, Sam Ghantous, looking relaxed in the installation.
Source: Photojunkie

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

Light Samples




Here are some samples of the different lighting elements that will be suspended from the ceiling of the installation.  These were fabricated and selected for the CUTMR 2012 installation based upon their relationships with the room, lighting and shadow effects, and safe operation.


Above: Joanne Gust and Rachel Hooshley's Lamp
 
Above: Charmaine Lam and Harry Han's Lamp
Above: Jason Ramelson and Scott Townsend's Lamp
 

Room 205 By Day

Today was the first day the Come Up To My Room Exhibition was open to the public.  Though the installation deals with sensors and lights, the project still holds its own in the day.  Visitors who have yet to experience the space are encouraged to carefully enter the room and navigate the room below and above the bifurcating membrane.

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