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The transition from solar technology to solar design, where the energy source becomes a seamlessly integrated part of our daily lives.
Power of the Sun
As the energy industry wages war over dwindling fossil-fuel supplies, the sun provides enough energy each day to power the entire planet. Solar energy is available, but due to a focus on efficiency, 95% is generated using the familiar dark panels, which have limited applications. New technologies could turn numerous unused surfaces into a key part of the solution. Using new technologies, Marjan can flexibly and colourfully integrate solar energy into everything around us.
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About Marjan van Aubel
Marjan van Aubel creates self-powered lamps, electricity-producing windows, and installations that make us feel connected to sunlight. Her designs use solar cells that convert colour into electricity.
