Speisekammern
Projection Mapping for Biotopia Science Museum
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The challenge
There are some things we pretend not to do. Wasting food is one of them. We stuff everything into the fridge without reflecting on the storing requirements of different groceries. This causes them to go bad faster.
Year
2019
Keywords
Projection Mapping
Exhibit Design
Discipline
Spatial Design
Motion Design
Collaboration
Biotopia Science Museum Munich & Stefanie Jahn
How can we reduce food waste by providing each type of food with optimal conditions to stay fresh as long as possible?
The change
Speisekammern is a modular system of refrigerating boxes that reduces food waste by providing each type of food with optimal conditions to stay fresh as long as possible.
Invisible decay processes on a modular fridge model
A third of all food wasted is vegetables and fruits in private households. "Speisekammern" extends the minimum durability through optimal storing conditions for different groceries. Animated projections on the fridge model show the - for our perception - invisible chemical processes inside the vegetables.
Animated projections of invisible chemical processes
The colors visualize the temperature of the different boxes. The animation on the right side illustrates the decay processes of the inaccurate stored vegetables.
Modular fridge system
The modular system offers individual storage for tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, and lettuce. For instance, it considers the chemical composition of potatoes. It is sensitive to low- and high-temperature fluctuations.
