Sunwork
The small sunbox was reconceived as a large scale installation. By turing the sunbox upside down and adding an oculus the project could function as a public clock/calendar. Light could fall through the roof occulus and pass back out through an aperature casting a beam on shadowed ground. Each element of the constructed assembly was solely generated by sun geometry.
Sunbox as public projector of time/light
translation from solid to thick lattice construction
Fins grow as needed to occlude light and create virtual openings
constructed sun aperture
from inside the installation
From some angles the construction is transparent
From other views the density of elements becomes apparent
Fired earthenware markers register light and time
