Barry Underwood

These amazing photographs are installed on site then
photographed by Barry Underwood; creating a combination
of theatrical lighting and nature photography. I love how
the addition of the unnatural lights create a sort of
diorama effect to the surrounding spaces.

3D Knitting + Moss =

{ Terramac® is an eco-friendly 3D knitted and spun fabric which serves as a receptacle for the planter’s roots, protects the seeds, and holds the moss together. Made from plant-derived polylactic acid fiber, “this material is decomposed (biodegraded) by microorganisms in compost or in soil after 10 years. Eventually only carbon dioxide and water remain”. As the planter biodegrades, CO2 is captured by the plants through the process of photosynthesis. The name Terramac® means “sons of the mother earth”.}

This was originally posted on inhabitat as a part of the 2009 Milan Furniture Fair.

They fail to leave out the whole matter of taking care of the moss which I think is pretty vital. How about correct lighting, humidity and temperature? Still pretty awesome though.

Life on Mars

Images collected from HiRISE since 2006

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter cycling approx 300km
above Mars surface

Animam Clamorem

My senior year project/installation.
Surround sound audio with syncopated lights cast in rubber
to resemble fruiting bodies growing from a human body.