Researchers
Dora Isleifsdottir 
Metadesign, Metamodernism, Design research, Design, Semiotics of type, typography, Branding, visual communication, visual language, asemic writing, design thinking, editorial design, book-making, visual identity, visual intelligence, publishing
Livia Daza-Paris 
haptic spatiality, Cold War-era, Attunement, forensis, Decolonizing methodologies, Skinner Releasing, The Political Disappeared, Poetic Testimony, more-than-human, Indigenous ways of knowing, Skinner Releasing Technique SRT, Poesis
Liesel Dom 
performance; landscape; video; sound; installation, Information and communication, Socio-political activism, Internet, digital art, propaganda, philosophy as art, Documentary experimental, Myths, Belief
Fulya Uçanok 
Response-able sounding practices with humans and more-than-humans, practices of material agency with instruments, accessibility without popularization, spaces of heterogeneous multivalences, and mechanisms of mediation, within the medium of electroacoustic music aesthetics, composition and performance practices.
Karen Werner 
radio art, transmission, installation, performance, socially engaged art, relationality, interference, artistic research, speaking nearby, distance, communication, dialogical aesthetic, activist art, diaspora, Mini FM, community radio, lecture-performance, conversation as co-creation, feminist, indigenist, subjectivity, community economies, weak theory
Sara Key 
Semiotics, humour, attention, iconoclasm, acting, directing, philosophy of ethics, art cinema, poetic art
Madeleine Campbell 
Experiential translation, Intersemiotic Translation, Arts-informed research methods, Francophone literature, translation, Poetry, multimodality, intermediality
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
