In the past decade, as he explains in his recent book, Beyond the Page, his art has moved into public spaces, on to walls and beyond, growing first into banners and then into drawings five storeys high, wrapped around the scaffolding at St Pancras in London, and exploding on to stamps, tea-towels, wallpaper, cards.
There, using mockups of a cab, or tower interior, plus panoramic photographs or coumpter-generated images on six-foot-high wrap-around display panels, computer scientists and electrical engineers can simulate the view from any airport control tower, including air traffic and weather conditions.
Mr. Redmond invented his first machine, a high-speed wrapping machine for frozen foods, when he was still in his teens.
My mother would pack his barbecue in my lunch bag routinely, and I ate those sandwiches all the way through high school, wrapped up in aluminum foil and still a touch warm once lunch time came around".
And there are plenty of examples to show how much worse things could be: airless, badly planned living capsules stacked high and wrapped in multicoloured aluminium panels, or the continuing output of Noddy houses which, like cockroaches, never go away.
They had brand loyalty, charisma, and high tech wrapped up.
For example, Qliance has Net Promoter Scores higher than Google or Apple, while reducing the direct costs of healthcare (i.e., their service coupled with a high deductible wrap-around policy) 20-40%.
Try a veggie burger or lean turkey burger in a high fiber wrap with some low fat cheese and a side of fruit.
Earlier this summer our hearts melted before "Wendy," MoMA Ps1's 56-foot high structure wrapped in blue titania nanofilm that absorbs airborne impurities... we know how New York air tends to get exhausted.
He had graduated high school, wrapped up his term as a California 4-H state ambassador, and was off on this new adventure --something he had been working towards for a long time.
