GRASS Fellowship at Uppsala University: Kalle Brolin’s Approach to Filmmaking and Sustainability
As a GRASS Fellow at Campus Gotland (Uppsala University, Sweden), Kalle Brolin organized a lecture and workshop exploring the methodology of his filmmaking practice.
The method, essayistic filmmaking, was introduced during a public lecture in November 2023, co-hosted by Gotland Art Museum. Using his own films as examples, Kalle demonstrated the concept of associative leaps in film structure and editing, a hallmark of essayistic filmmaking.
The following day, Kalle led a workshop for students at Campus Gotland titled (Un)sustainable Consumption: Doing Research Through Essayistic Filmmaking. Students worked in small groups to create short films, employing this method to investigate small-scale industries on Gotland. The workshop concluded with a discussion of the films and reflections on the insights gained through this creative research approach.
Learn more about the GRASS Fellowship, a collaboration between BAC – Baltic Art Center and Uppsala University’s Graduate School in Sustainability Studies:
GRASS FELLOW – Uppsala University (uu.se)
https://www.balticartcenter.com/projects/grass-fellow
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