We wanted to make a film that represents us. When we create projects together, we often work in real life with real objects and combine that with storytelling. Our solution was to make a machine that transforms radioactive residue into nutrition. We had help from Anton Alvarez, an architect and industrial designer, to help us with the construction. We then shot everything during one night in a studio.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
Filip Kleremark likes to tell stories that people want to hear and give the audience what they might need — not what they have already seen before. He wants people to react and interact with good ideas. He aims to create work that stays alive. Trends show you how to follow, not lead. He wants to challenge boundaries and push himself and the industry to constantly evolve. Driven by innovation, he’s open to new methods of working and new technology.

Oskar Westerberg is a student at Konstfack, the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, in Stockholm, Sweden. He's graduating this spring and is now working on his final project. He's also an up-and-coming director, freelancing for various clients. In 2008 Oskar received a scholarship to make a short film: Garden of Chatty Cows. The film was screened at Languages through Lenses, part of the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue 2008, which took place during the Prix Europa Festival in Berlin.