Porjus Energy Village
My project attempts to nuance the bodies of knowledge produced in relation to processes of natural resource extraction in Norrbotten, Sweden. Operating between fact and fiction, I have presented the project as a speculative video narrative. The protagonist is the Lule River, where the implications o...
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ftkthstockholm:oai:DiVA.org:kth-307449 2023-05-15T17:09:19+02:00 Porjus Energy Village Heden Malm, Jenny 2021 application/pdf http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-307449 eng eng KTH, Arkitektur TRITA-ABE-MBT-225 http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-307449 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess porjus hydropower speculative fiction luleälven lule river renewable energy dam erosion surrealism Architecture Arkitektur Student thesis info:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis text 2021 ftkthstockholm 2022-08-11T12:33:58Z My project attempts to nuance the bodies of knowledge produced in relation to processes of natural resource extraction in Norrbotten, Sweden. Operating between fact and fiction, I have presented the project as a speculative video narrative. The protagonist is the Lule River, where the implications of its domestication and agency is explored. This territory can be understood as a wilderness, a cultural landscape, the Sami homelands and a place of extraction. Prior to Vattenfall’s acquisition of Porjus, the estate belonged to Erik Abraham Olofsson Rim (1844-1920). Olofsson Rim was Forest Sami with background in Sjokksjokk sami village. Speculative fiction is a powerful tool to contemplate societal issues and grapple with complex realities. The result lies in the audience’s reading of the project, where the goal is to spark discussion and reflection. In the aesthetics of the proposed post-fossil world, I have ventured into the playfully surreal. The playful in terms of unexpected elements and color palette. The surreal is expressed through composition, scale and juxtaposition. Dealing with such huge infrastructure objects, which are surreal and abstract in themselves, I have attempted to make the line between the real and the unreal fluid, to evoke the audience’s reflection of the possibilities at hand. Bachelor Thesis Luleälven sami sami Norrbotten Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm: KTHs Publication Database DiVA Luleälven ENVELOPE(22.041,22.041,65.587,65.587) |
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My project attempts to nuance the bodies of knowledge produced in relation to processes of natural resource extraction in Norrbotten, Sweden. Operating between fact and fiction, I have presented the project as a speculative video narrative. The protagonist is the Lule River, where the implications of its domestication and agency is explored. This territory can be understood as a wilderness, a cultural landscape, the Sami homelands and a place of extraction. Prior to Vattenfall’s acquisition of Porjus, the estate belonged to Erik Abraham Olofsson Rim (1844-1920). Olofsson Rim was Forest Sami with background in Sjokksjokk sami village. Speculative fiction is a powerful tool to contemplate societal issues and grapple with complex realities. The result lies in the audience’s reading of the project, where the goal is to spark discussion and reflection. In the aesthetics of the proposed post-fossil world, I have ventured into the playfully surreal. The playful in terms of unexpected elements and color palette. The surreal is expressed through composition, scale and juxtaposition. Dealing with such huge infrastructure objects, which are surreal and abstract in themselves, I have attempted to make the line between the real and the unreal fluid, to evoke the audience’s reflection of the possibilities at hand. |
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