Redd & Roxx Collaborations

As an artist-duo, Redd and Roxx Walitzki are creating an ongoing series of photographs and video performances that highlight the impact humans are having on our fragile planet. They hope to inspire positive change by capturing what we stand to lose. Their ongoing series place eco-conscious fashions in remote landscapes, re-imagine discarded materials and abandoned spaces, and create site-specific wearable art. Redd and Roxx’s collaborations have been published in HUF Magazine, Shuba Magazine, POZA Magazine, Feroce Magazine, and more.

Across the Wilderness

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“Across the Wilderness” featured garments and accessories that the siblings constructed out of recycled materials (ranging from packaging foam to biodegradable plastic straws), as well as repurposed parachute gowns by independent designer Stone Crow Designs.

Forgotten

Roxx, shot by Redd, at an abandoned building in Pula, Croatia, wearing a dress constructed from plastic tarp and rope sourced on site.

Roxx, shot by Redd, in a dress made from window insulation sourced on site at an abandoned unfinished hospital.

Roxx, shot by Redd, at Pula’s abandoned naval base, wearing naturally-weathered cardboard packaging paper.

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Roxx, shot by Redd, in a dress constructed from industrial straw-filled packaging material and rope. Pula, Croatia

The industrial straw-filled packaging material used in previous shot.

In this ongoing series, Redd & Roxx travel to forgotten spaces and transform discarded materials into wearable art pieces. The aim is to demonstrate that the things we think of as “disposable” can be re-used imaginatively.

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