Researchers
vincent roumagnac 
Anthroposcene, Deep Stage, Hyperdrama, Time Ecology, Artistic Research, Scenic Thinking, Reacclimatization, Contemporary art, Architecture, Scenographic Turn, Theatre Without Theatre, Skenomorphoses, Ecosophy
Edmund Hunt 
contemporary music, electroacoustic music, composition, computer music, Chamber music, composition process, contemporary dance, opera, voice and live electronics, voice, Live-electronics, Orchestra, Language
Emmi Kujanpää 
Folk singing, art-based research, transnationalism, Gender and Music, politics, Balkans, Folklore Studies, ethnomusicology, Finno-Karelian folk singing, Bulgarian folk singing, intersectional feminism, artivism, feminist art, composing, pedagogical research
John Cussans 
science fiction, anthropology, artistic reasearch, art theory, critical theory, social psychology, Haiti, Vodou, decolonialism, horror, alterity, psychoanalysis, British Columbia, Northwest Coast First Nations, surrealism, diagrams, Ghetto Biennale, colonialism
Mia Seppälä 
public space, public art, accessibility; web images; alt text, performance; re-enacment; site; environment, constructions of public-ness, transcorporeal
Maria Høgh-Mikkelsen 
colour, design, material, aesthetics, artistic research, textile, atmosphere, phenomenlogy, creativity, Design research, design process
Jorge Boehringer 
Spatial Audio, temporality, listening, phenomenlogy, Sculpture, notation, prehistory, music, composition, sonification, performance, electroacoustic music, interactive art, Data Sonification, philosophy, improvisation, Chance, contingency, indeterminacy
Sara Key 
Semiotics, humour, attention, iconoclasm, acting, directing, philosophy of ethics, art cinema, poetic art
Kim Spierenburg 
music, Film-making, animation, socially engaged art, socially engaged research, Socially engaged artistic practice, artistic research, artistic method, artistic processes, art practice, audience response, audience engagement, Audience participation
Magali Sarah Roxane Speicher 
music, music aesthetics, Musical Cultures, Music philosophy, Surrealism, Fiction/fictioning, dystopia
Jocelyn Michel Janon 
photography, visual storytelling, methodologies, media, design, fiction-based research, colonial memory, scientific fictionalism, cultural representation, practice-based research, Archival Research, decolonial critique, embodied practice, visual memory, ethics of image-making, historical recontextualisation, Artificial Intelligence (AI)
