| In June 2008, we built a solar oven during the workshop at Art Labratory Berlin, as part of my exhibition Transposed Nodes. | ||
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photos (C) Regine Rapp, 2008 |
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In September 2006, we made solar ovens at a workshop as part of the Space on Earth Station project (which was part of Space Soon) at the Roundhouse in London. Click on images to see a larger view. |
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We constructed numerous solar ovens in June 2006 at the Sandwich Technology School in Sandwich UK. The geodescic domes in the back are a part of a related project led by Lucy Stockton-Smith. |
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| photo (C) Lucy-Stockton-Smith, 2006 | photo (C) Lucy-Stockton-Smith, 2006 | |
| The solar ovens seen below are the ones I made in preperation for the workshop in Sandwich. | ||
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ovens are made of cardboard and aluminum foil. The first two have a
double layer of Vinyl over the top and a piece of cardboard wrapped
in aluminum foil and sprayed black at the bottom.
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The second oven is similar to the first, only bigger. |
The third oven works much better then the first two, it has a glass plate instead of vinyl, and the inner chamber has all the walls sprayed black. This oven cooked potatoes, zuchinni, and mushrooms with garlic in 3 hours. The potatoes were cooked all the way through and were very hot. This is the model we mostly worked with in Sandwich. |
