Researchers

Esa Kirkkopelto
performance philosophy, performer training, post-structuralism, posthumanism, Contemporary performance, artistic research, methodology
Eugene A. Kim
sound, soundscape, piano, Silence, love, intimacy, Multiculturalism, Pluralism, experimental systems, experimental composition
Brandon Bauer
Art Theory and Politics, Contemporary art, Democratizing the Aesthetic, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Freeze, Democracy and citizenship, climate crisis, propaganda, critical history
Kent G R Olofsson
Composition, Dramaturgy, Composed theatre, contemporary theatre, performing arts, electroacoustic music, Sound Spatialisation, scenography
Nicolas Vermot Petit-Outhenin
Artistic reserach, artistic processes
Vasileios Filippou
Composition
Carl Svensson
sound, music, History, narrativity, fenomenologia, pedagogy, epistemology
Aina Roca Mora
architecture, cinema, cinematography, time and space, scenography, ephemeral
Alexandre Ralston Bau
design, Design Thinking, design=art=research, modular architecture, materials
Tilman Skowroneck
Performance practice, organology, long 18th century, Beethoven, artistic research
Mauricio Carrasco
artistic research, embodiment, performance, qualitative research methods, transdiciplinarity
Emma Margetson
electroacoustic music, electroacoustic composition, acousmatic, acousmatic music, acousmatic listening, engagement, participation, audiences, collaboration, artistic research
Olof Misgeld
music, folk music, dance, improvisation, traditional music, tradition, music theory, Music analysis
ASPASIA MARMARITSAKI
Movement, music, voice, Body percussion, breath
Tobias Gaede
visual art
Andrea Bonderup
Reproductive rights Reproductive labour, feminism, patriarchy, anthropology, women's rights, women's health, the history of misogyny, PHOTOGRAPHY, poetry, reproductive rights, reproduction labour, feminism, patriarchy, PHOTOGRAPHY, installation, women's rights, women's health, the history of misogyny, anthropology
Eleonora Gasparini
unlearning, performative practice, participatory arts
Stuart Slater
contemporary explorations of John Cage, reclaiming John Cage as a musicological resource, silence as musical episteme