Jason Bruges Studio - Pandamonium
Jason Bruges Studio
Panda Eyes
Panda, perspex, paint, plywood, thermal camera, servo motors, custom DMX platform
H120 x L180 x W 180 cm (including plinth)
Lot no: 5
These 100 rotating pandas detect a viewer’s presence, and track human movement in unison, in a slightly unnerving way – their confrontational stare is slightly unnerving and urges viewers to consider their impact upon the environment.
“Jason Bruges Studio keenly supports the work and intentions of WWF, specifically in relation to environmental science and technological innovation … Using WWF’s world famous panda emblem has given Jason Bruges Studio a platform through which to join the organisation in delivering its important messages.”
Estimated value: £15,000 - £20,000
Jason Bruges was born in 1972 and trained as an architect at Oxford Brooks University and University College London. He opened the Jason Bruges Studio in 2001 with a team of architects, lighting designers and specialists in interactive and industrial design. The studio is now known internationally for creating works that sit between the worlds of architecture and interactive design, with projects ranging from large scale building facades and public art, to interactive interior environments and products.
Selected projects and commissions
2008 Dexia Tower, Brussels. Would you like that gift-wrapped?
2008 Leicester Centre for Performing Arts.
2008 Dagenham Sub Station.
2006 Urbis/Aquilla Leicester Lights.
Selected exhibitions
2007 Light Garden. 100% Design, London – Interactive installation
for Greenpeace
2007 Visual Echoes. AIANY, New York
2005 Dotty Duveens. Tate Britain, London
2004 Infinity Ceiling. Arts Council, London – Victoria and Albert Museum
2003 Aural Synapse with Anna Hill. Kilkenny Arts Festival, Ireland