Researchers
Vahri McKenzie 
Theories and practices of contemporary performing arts, Artistic research design and methodologies, Theories and practices of writing, Artistic responses to science and technology, Improvisation, collaboration and embodiment in creativity
Albert Cheng-Syun Tang 
Design, Critical practice, Critical speculative design, information technology, Human-machine-Interaction, creative computing, Politics of design, interaction design, graphic design, visual communication, philosophy, artificial intelligence, democracy
Jaakko Ruuska 
empathy, interdisciplinarity, live art, SITE-SPECIFIC ART, site-specificity, Virtual, visual art, video performance, Participatory Art, experimental film, transdiciplinarity, Spatial Practice, writing as practice, politics of memory, Poliittinen taide, dissensus, sensuous experience
Alicia Champlin 
bioacoustics, biosignal driven music, sound art, cybernetics, systems aesthetics, communication theory, ontology, Semiotics, live coding, max msp, installation, interactivity, frequency, resonance, EEG, BCI, Body-centered, agency, identity, Feedback
Christoph Solstreif-Pirker 
Anthropocene, trauma, political ecology, performative research, non-philosophy, ecofeminism, copoiesis, psychoanalysis, continental philosophy, architecture, space, environmental ethics, artistic research, Feminist Theory, art theory, psychotherapy, pessimism
Matthew Galea 
Sculpture, Cross Media Systems, Mixed Reality Systems, Sound Art, Sound Sculpture, Social Sculpture, Hybrid Interfaces and Interaction Modalities, Interactive Art Practice, Artificial Consciousness, Human Computer Interaction, Machine Awareness, Alternative Platforms and Archives., Tattoo
Lenka Vesela 
Feminist Technoscience, Queer Ecologies, Synthetic Bodies, Synthetic Knowledges, Cyborg Becoming, Artistic Research, Anthropocene Feminisms, Anti-Toxic Action, Posthuman Feminisms, Material Feminisms
Madelief van de Beek 
scenography, Dramaturgy, Performance art, death culture, flowers, botanical material, feminism, Video art
Alžběta Trojanová 
performative walk, Non-Place, environmental art, land art, Site-specific;, non-site, singing
Antonia Aitken 
walking as practice, decolonisation, performance drawing, practice based research, drawing research, critical place theory
