Researchers

Darla Crispin
Andreas Bergsland
Mirjam Steiner
James Oliver
huRRa!!
Tuomas H Laitinen
performance, audience, participation
Yann Charles M Bougaran-Faivre d'Arcier
AI, typography, Design Thinking, design=art=research, graphic design, socially engaged art, social oriented design
Carla Swerts
KA HO CHEUNG
Mark Peter Wright
Andrew Prior
Marianne Sommer
ingrid cogne
Fabio Bonizzoni
Nayari Castillo-Rutz
Julia Mora Garcia
Thorolf Thuestad
Andrea Parkins
Niclas Hundahl
posthumanism, aesthetics, Body, music, technology, Music analysis, Music history
Björn Hellström
Ruth Herbert
Lisanne Fransen
production design, spatial design
Kassandra Siebel
Susanna Hast
Ann Kroon
urban exploration, urban space, visual sociology, architectural photography, autoethnography
Paola Tine
Visual Anthropology, Semiotics, Social Anthropology, Phenomenology
JULIE MARSH
Site-specific, space, moving image, site, site-integrity, representation, performance
Thalia Hoffman
Video art, video performance, performance, politics, political aesthetics, politics of memory, phenomenology, embodiment, Sense
Per Nordgren
Britta Benno
artwork, artistic research, drawing, Printmaking, hybrid media, hybrid drawing, extended techniques, worlding, ruinenlust, posthuman, landscape depicting, dystopic art
Ryan Lim Zi Yi
Paulo Luís Almeida
drawing, performance, Teaching
Stefan Woudenberg
Fanny Noel
Susanne Abed-Navandi
Sebastian Andres preit
Max Landergård
Oriane Arazi
Majid Sarnayzadeh
Performance studies, cognitive science, cultural anthropology, Theater studies, social change, Social Studies
Pål Thowsen
Vesa Puuronen
Hafsteinn Davidsson
Michele Guerrieri
Carla Zaccagnini
Rubén Godina Navarro
Aria Barroso Ferreira Silvia
Hoai Tran
Fashion, architecture, history of perception, history, Design Thinking, design, materials
Katelyn Rose King
co-creation, experimental systems, new music performance, new music theater, percussion performance, electroacoustic music, collaborative processes
Stuart Slater
contemporary explorations of John Cage, reclaiming John Cage as a musicological resource, silence as musical episteme
Julija Jonas
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