'The Find Another Way Barricade' / Brydee Rood 2010 was created and installed across a public footpath at Art In The Dark 2010 Auckland NZ / Materials: Wheelie Bins sponsored by Remondis and plastic LED hose lights.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Light > Waste >> Walk >>>
Black Gold Memorial Tree Temple (dedicated to the Astrolabe Reef) / Brydee Rood 2011 / Site specific installation at Art In The Dark / Auckland NZ / Materials: Assorted rubbish bags, collected plastic bags, air and rubber bands / Lights kindly sponsored by La Lumiere
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Spiriting Waste
During the Sowing Seeds International Artist in Residence Camp at Gelawas Village, Rajasthan, India I developed the following 2 projects in my ongoing visual research series: For A World Without Waste. Many
thanks to Sowing Seeds, the
Kaman Art Foundation and the Asia:NZ Foundation.
1. ‘Spiriting Waste’ / Performance and video project with Asharam Kumar and a
sacred village cow / Materials: 400 solar powered LED lights, 4
general waste rubbish bags, assorted tape and welcome necklaces. Dec 2011 - Jan 2012.
Photographer: Vagaram Choudhary
2. ‘For A World Without Waste’ /
‘Gelawas Project’ and ‘Farewell Installation’ / Materials: 160 reusable rubbish bags, village
plastic clean up action. Dec 2011 - Jan 2012
Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2012
Sunday, August 28, 2011
The Golden Shuffle
The Golden Shuffle - Brydee Rood and Matthew Crookes Installation / Collaboration 25.08 - 23.09.2011 at AUT St Paul St Gallery 2 Auckland NZ
Materials: Brydee Rood - Adhesive window tint vinyl, biohazard rubbish bags, bells, builders line / Matthew Crookes - $2 shop treasure, gold papers, stickers
Materials: Brydee Rood - Adhesive window tint vinyl, biohazard rubbish bags, bells, builders line / Matthew Crookes - $2 shop treasure, gold papers, stickers
(below) Matthew Crookes scattering his rings
Wens and Afvalzak Lantaarns
Wens - Open Studio Installation 10.08.2011 and Afvalzak Lantaarns - Starry Night Festival Live Installation 13.08.2011 were developed during the Artist in Residence programme at Van Gogh Huis, Zundert NL
Starry NIght LEDs Sponsored by RENA - Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2011
Saturday, August 27, 2011
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
Müll Ballon Wolke Kanal Projekt
Müll Ballon Wolke Kanal Projekt - The Waste Whisperer Series Live installation / Video 12.06.2011 Landwehr-Kanal Berlin DE
Materials: Assorted Berlin rubbish bags, rubber bands, air, 3 man kayak. This project was made possible by the generous support of Creative NZ
Photographer: Elsa Thorp - Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2011
Bin Henge and Mülltonne Tänzerin
Bin Henge and Mülltonne Tänzerin - For A World Without Waste Installation / Performance / Video 24.06 - 26.06.2011 GlogauAIR Berlin Open Studio Exhibition DE
Dancer: Dave Hall Materials: Assorted found wheelie bins and waste
Photographer: Kasper Vang - Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2011
The Waste Whisperer
The Waste Whisperer - Installation 01.07 - 04.09 2011 Ostrale `011 Dresden DE
Materials: German rubbish bags, tubing, LED plastic hose lights, rubber bands, air
Images courtesy of Brydee Rood 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Hope Afloat
Hope Afloat - Installation and Performance 16.12.2010 (shed^10) - 17.12.2010 (Upper Queen St) Auckland NZ. In association with Sustainable Coastlines NZ Hope Afloat was created using 400 solar powered LED fairy lights and 120KG of collected plastic waste from the Rangitoto Island coastal clean up event. Approximately 2 cubic meters in scale, the waste used in this installation was less than 10% of the overall waste collected from Rangitoto Island.
Above Images at shed^10 - Photographer: Rainbow Monkey
Images courtesy of Brydee Rood
I Never Knew You Existed (dedicated to the Blobfish)
I Never Knew You Existed (dedicated to the Blobfish) Installation and Self Portrait 23.08.2010 SMB#10 : Squatter My Bath, Berlin, DE.
Materials: Collected disposable plastic bags, rubber bands and air.
Installation Artist: Brydee Rood / Photographer: Simone Fachel
Sun Bird Picado Worship (dedicated to the Riroriro)
Sun Bird Picado Worship (dedicated to the Riroriro) - Workshop, performance and installation at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery New Plymouth NZ 5.12.2010 - 27.02.2011 Materials: collected and assorted plastic rubbish bags, drinking straws, tape and string.
Images courtesy of Brydee Rood
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Plastic Bags,
Riroriro
The Value Waste Procession
The Value Waste Procession utilized a working Transpacific Waste collection truck in combination with 400 solar powered LED fairy lights. The glowing truck performed its usual duties within the commercial district of Wellington NZ for one night only 18.11.2010. Materials: Rubbish Truck, duct tape, 400 solar powered LED fairy lights
Photographer: Neil Price
Photographer: Neil Price
Photographer: Brydee Rood
The Value Waste Procession acknowledges the glowing support of Wellington Public Art Panel, Transpacific Industries Group NZ Ltd and the Solar Party Shop in the creation of this work.
Labels:
Glowing Rubbish Truck,
Solar,
Value,
Waste
For A World Without Waste
For A World Without Waste - Installation at JJ Morgon & Co Gallery Wellington NZ
From 9.10.2010 - 30.10.2010. Materials: Collected disposable plastic bags, fairy lights, drinking straws and water colour studies
All images courtesy of Brydee Rood
From 9.10.2010 - 30.10.2010. Materials: Collected disposable plastic bags, fairy lights, drinking straws and water colour studies
All images courtesy of Brydee Rood
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
The Finding Value Procession
The Finding Value Procession was created and installed in association with Secondhome Projects Berlin 3.10.2010 - 10.10.2010. The installation spanned 800m; stretching a series of site specific sky bag navigation lines between two neighbourhoods. Materials: Disposable plastic bags collected from the local environment and flagging tape. All materials in this project were donated to and reused by Kunst-Stoffe Berlin.
Photographer: Melanie Klein / All images courtesy of Brydee Rood
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