Opus Firo Set Ignis a designatore Andrea Sosinski est victor maxime honoratus praemii praestigiosissimi 2018 Praemium A' Design Award Platinum in Categoria Certaminis Instrumenta Culinae.

PlatinumInstrumenta Culinae· 2018

Firo Set Ignis

a Andrea Sosinski

Cliens: NIMTSCHKE DESIGN - Andrea Sosinski

Victor praemii Praemium A' Design Award Platinum in Categoria Instrumenta Culinae

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Designum

De Firo Set Ignis

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De Praemium A' Design Award Platinum

Firo Set Ignis victor est Praemii A' Design Award Platinum, honoris amplissimi formis vere eximiis, elegantibus et magnificis dati. Victores Platini miracula creationis sunt, testimonia finium ingenii inventivi, et industriam inaequabilem auctorum suorum ostendunt. Exspectatur has formas opera celeberrima fore, quae aetatis venustatem definiant, ad societatis salutem conferant et fines artis, scientiae, formandi et technologiae promoveant. Firo Set Ignis excellentiam transcendentem exhibet et utilibus proprietatibus mundum meliorem reddit. Firo Set Ignis opus est Praemio A' Design Award Platino victum, quod cupiditates excitat, animos incitat, delectat et magnum gaudium creat.

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Fasciculus Nuntii

Merita, sodales gregis et singula technica a designatore praebita.

Proprietates Singulares: The "Firo" cooking set opens a new era and sets a new standard for cooking outdoor. It combines the atmosphere of fire, good food and stimulates the communication between people. It can be used in each open fire. On the beach, in a fire bowl on the patio or
in an open fireplace in the living room. The oven is portable, flexible in use and expandable up to 12 persons by using more "Gratino's" (eating bowls). While the oven is left half in the fire, you operate outside for your safety. The multifunctional set includes everything you need: oven, cooking and eating bowls, cutlery, blanket, gloves, covers.
Dimensiones et Involucrum: Exact sizes are not shown to public:
1x "Firo" oven body (cook, transport, store)
approximately half a meter
// 4x "Gratino" bowls (cook and eat, cutlery is fork, spoon and removal tool)
content size 250ml

// 1x Accessories bag (bag and blanket for 2 persons)
approximately 1000 x 500 mm

// 1 "Firo" and 4 "Gratino" weight together 5kg.
Notulae: Firo, cooking set, open fire, campfire, oven, Gratino, multifunctional, Andrea Sosinski, Nimtschke Design
Technologia Productionis: The oven is made out of technical ceramic and the "Gratino"-Bowls out of porcelain. The cutlery is out of metall and is slightly flexible to be clicked in the hot bowl after cooking for easy handling without burning hands. All textiles are made non flammable in the colours dark grey and orange.

"Firo" is not in production yet. It is a working concept and prototype and I am searching for a company that produces and markets it on license.
Provocatio Designandi: Actually it is too hot to cook in fire. The material needs a good relation between heat conductivity and isolation, has to resist hot temperature without loosing its shape, is food compliant and as lightweighted as possible. The food should stay in the bowls even in slanting position. That's why I hung the bowls revolvable in the middle of the oven on a rail. So they can stay even inside while carrying or storing. The rail allows to open and close the oven like a drawer and helps to pull out the bowls in a fire free area. The right calculation for oven length and bowl sizes was important to get a light weighted transportable set.
Investigatio: The leading aspect was the safety for the user and the food, to find a solution to keep the pots filled with food in upright position while cooking and to get them out again of the hot oven. I did a lot of material research for high temperature. I wanted to make everything as lightweighted and multifunctional as possible: The cutlery is fork, spoon and removal tool. The porcelain vessels are cooking and eating pots. The oven is for cooking and carriage cover for pots. The accessories bag is seat pad and storage. The heatproof jacket enable to hold the hot pot in the hand, so no table is required.
Inspiratio: In times of industrialisation and digitalisation people are longing for their roots and simplicity. There is the modern kitchen on the one hand, and the summer phenomen of barbeque on the other. Also electrical light next to candles, gas heating next to fire place or fire bowl. Fire is since 2 Mio years the center of life. But still there is no way to cook safely with real open fire. Either you have to get very close to the flames or you just use the burning ash to prepare your food. A change was needed.
Duratio Operis: The project started in April 2005 and was finished in July 2006 in Halle (Saale)/Germany. It was first published in Leipzig/Germany at Designers' Open and won the first price "Designers' Open Award".
Cursus Operationis: "Firo" will be halfway placed in open fire. The handy "Gratino"-pots will be filled with food and put in the oven. Possible are four "Gratino's" at the same time for soup, gratin, ragout, dessert. The oven remains in the fire and will be handled like a drawer - open and close. Once the food is cooked, the multifunctional cutlery (fork and spoon) is clicked in the deepening of the pot and carried out in an isolating bag for eating.
Patentes: All copyrights belong to Andrea Sosinski, Nimtschke Design, 2006
Agnitiones Imaginum: Image #1,2,3,4,5: Photographer and Creator Andrea Sosinski, 2006