Everything Rises

Everything Rises | Walking Performance - Live Installation | Urban Walking Festival | Takapuna Beach NZ | Brydee Rood 2019 

Everything Rises was an artist lead collective walk in the rising tide under the rising full moon. A  peaceful immersive intertidal sea walk in the elements, in formation. The walk is a movement tracing the incoming tide with a hand tied, glowing line of 400 solar lights carried by participants. A climate emergency vigil in contemplation of the nature around us and the future changing landscapes of low lying coastal areas and the implications of our human footprint.

Everything Rises | Brydee Rood 2019 - Photographer: Jody Yawa McMillan

Everything Rises | Brydee Rood 2019

Rosa Rugosa Rubra - Müllbeutel Kronleuchter (Gewidmet Dem Keller)

Rosa Rugosa Rubra - Müllbeutel Kronleuchter (Gewidmet Dem Keller) Installation 28.07-30.07.2011 at the Kreuzberg Pavillon Berlin DE. This installation was made possible with the generous support of Creative NZ

Materials: Rose scented rubbish bags, solar powered LED lights, air

Photographer: André Wunstorf - Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2011

Vanishing Heaven

Vanishing Heaven - For A World Without Waste Installation / Performance / Video 22.07.2011 Haus Exhibition IAC Gallery with Perennial Art Berlin DE

Materials: Solar powered LED lights and assorted found wheelie bins. This project was made possible by the generous support of Creative NZ

Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2011

Midnight Special Maybe

Midnight Special Maybe -  A temporary installation 15.08.2010 at Art in the Dark
Pre Launch Event at Studio Lumière Auckland NZ
Materials: Rubbish bags, LED solar powered fairy lights, flagging tape

All images courtesy of Brydee Rood

And No Responsibility

...And No Responsibility / Brydee Rood 2010 /  Environmental Art Project / Tawharanui Reserve NZ  Materials: Rodney district rubbish bags, bells, string, air, solar lights, video

All images courtesy of Brydee Rood

Te Ra Te Ra Te Ra Black Hole!

Te Ra Te Ra Te Ra Black Hole! Temporary Public Art Project Wellington New Zealand 2009 - 2010 Cited in Mark Amery's writing on The City as a Garden 

All images courtesy of Brydee Rood