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MIGRATORY PROJECTS

CARRIER

DRIVE OUT CINEMA

FURNITURE DRAGS

FALL/REPEAT

17yrs/3mins - 5yrs/1min

EVERYTHING I OWN

TRAILER GARDEN

SAUNA

MICRO-GESTURES

ROAD TRIP DINNERS

 

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do-it (yourself museum)

GOSSAMER

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THE MODEL

URN

WIND TUNNEL

 

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Road Trip Dinners
2003

DVD and printed text. Shown projected or on Monitor

This project involved the carrier vehicle and trailer garden.
Initially commissioned by an independent curator for the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, the outline was to create a meal and recipe from lost or unusual food cooking techniques. Using and testing the Carrier vehicle as originally conceived, the heat energy from the engine was maximised and used as an engine oven. I investigated fishing techniques and how to catch and prepare a fresh beach fish from the South Pacific Ocean in Australia. A fish was caught, and using basic ingredients and herbs from the Trailer garden the fish was cooked on the engine whilst driving. The days events culminated in a meal.

(See instructions & recipe provided)

The work is instructional and is provided with a recipe, cooking times and fishing techniques.

A Migratory Project – exploring vehicular energy, travel and survival.