Juan Atkins goes to town in our Xanadu DJ booth for the opening of the Expanded Music Project at Land of Tomorrow.
Irregular Pentagonal Antiprism
Here are a couple images of the DJ Booth we have on exhibit at Land of Tomorrow. The form is based on an irregular pentagonal antiprism, and clad in padded sections of gold-sparkle vinyl and cheap maroon carpet. Pictures of it in action forthcoming...
Opening Night at Camp Bisco
We just completed a frenzied three days of construction on Outcropping, our installation at the Camp Bisco music festival. A couple of hours after we finished work, Skrillex opened the event with a wild two hour set. Here's a quick selection of photos of the first night's party by Isa Wipfli.
Branches in Progress
We still have not properly photographed the branches we designed for Pin-Up, but I did just find this progress shot of a detail mid-construction.
Blurry Trees for Pin-Up
We recently designed a series of tesselated structures for the launch of Pin-Up Magazine issue 7 (which features Bureau V). The pieces are hybrids between found birch branches and finished birch 1x1 boards. Better images and more details soon.
SSWTR Still Life
We recently designed an installation at Saatchi & Saatchi for Mary Ping’s 2010 collection, Slow and Steady Wins the Race. The design consisted of display stands that housed still life installations by artists and fashion world people working in New York. Here is a quick shot of one of the stands that I took on my phone. The whole endeavor was cheap, fast, and fly by night, with a focus on producing something subtle and elegant within the atmosphere of the brand.
Abacus 1970
While updating the Bureau V website I found this great 70s film stock rendering of the almost final design for our Abacus installation at the Whitney.
Convex / Concave
These images are quick studies for an installation we’re working on for the Issay Miyake store using chromed hemispheres.
SSWTR at Saatchi & Saatchi
Our installation for Mary Ping at Saatchi & Saatchi.
SSWTR Installation
Bureau V’s installation for Slow and Steady Wins the Race opens Tuesday, September 9th. The installation is hosted by Saatchi and Saatchi with special thanks to the Art Production Fund.
Saatchi & Saatchi 375 Hudson Street New York, NY 10014 Installation open daily September 9th-12th, 11am-8pm
Abacus At The Whitney Museum
We’re working with our friend Lars Jan to design and build a site-specific performance and installation piece at the Whitney Museum as part of the upcoming retrospective Buckminster Fuller: Starting with the Universe. The above image is kind of a teaser, but also strongly related to design ideas we’re exploring for the project. The installation opens in September, so more to come very soon.