22-24 April (full days) 
8-10 July  (full days)

Caught in a Spiders Web II: Tentacular Thinking as Strategic Research & Practice Methodology

This block seminar explores Donna Haraway’s concept of Tentacular Thinking as a strategic research and production methodology for contemporary moving image practice. Combining close theoretical reading, curated screenings, field-based filming exercises, and experimental editing labs, the course reframes authorship, temporality, and ecological relation in the context of late capitalism and queer chronopolitics. Students engage with sympoiesis (“making-with”), multispecies entanglement, distributed agency, and non-linear narrative structures as practical tools for filmmaking. Through collaborative critique and methodological reflection, participants will develop a relational research framework and produce a short moving image work.

Max 12 participants