Researchers
David Gorton 
composition, artistic research, contemporary music, Early music, collaboration, Performance analysis, co-creation, experimentation, Practice Research, subjectivity
Eleni-Ira Panourgia 
Sculpture, sound, sound art, materials, Materials of sound, practice-based research, Practice-as-research, Performance art, Installation Art, interactive art, interdisciplinarity
Per Roar 
Choreography, Performance studies, Trauma studies, Memory, Autoetnography, Composition, Fieldwork, Politics of representation, Artistic research
Alexander Rishaug 
field recording, acoustic ecology, sound art, listening, deep listening, improvisation, experimental music
Georgios Varoutsos 
Soundscapes, soundwalking, urban space, immersive technologies, acoustic ecology, auto-methodologies, covid-19, field recording, field research
Maria Jonsson 
archival practice, archival art practice, art theory, Film studies, Art history, photographic practice, forest, natural science
Ettore Cauvin 
Classical Music, Clarinet, Interdisciplinarity, Performance, Performing Arts, Crossover, Ethnography, Nordic Music, Danish Folk Music, Sustainable performance, sustainable development, performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, embodiment, choreography and performance
Hayley Whelan 
Walking Art; Social Art Practice; Perfromance & Artistic Intervention, walking practice, walking art, Writing as artistic research, practice-led research, PHOTOGRAPHY, darkroom photography, Film-making, collage, walking, cities, Scotland, research
Olya Zikrata 
wartime sound, Ukraine, activist cultures, sound and violence, ecologies of relation, resistance politics, belliphonic atmospheres, sonic relationality, materiality, new materialism, posthumanism
Michael Lukaszuk 
computer music, new media art, Algorithmic Composition, post-digital, Instrumentality
