Researchers
Sonam Chaturvedi 
visual art, time, memory, memory-work, temporality, community based art work, Collaborative Space
Julieanna Preston 
live art, spatial design, performance writing, new materialism, sound art, aurality
Nareeporn Vachananda 
temporality, performer-audience relationship, solo dance practice, Noh theatre, time, improvisation, granularity, indeterminacy, relationality
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
Cha Blasco 
Technology Innovation, New media, New Protocols, Decentralized Systems, Performance Philosophy, Music, Performance, Philosophy, Antroposophy, Ecosophy
Evi Jägle 
Deleuze, art, post-structuralism, film-philosophy, performance philosophy, Foucault, philosophy as art, Philosophy On Stage
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
Tony Rabesca 
indigenous knowledge, Indigenous media, oral history, cultural memory, traditional knowledge, FILM
Melissa Ryke 
Embodied listening, sound art, installation, contact improvisation, Video art, acoustic ecology, field recording, listening
Nicola Visser 
Contemplative Dance Practice, Authentic Movement, Witnessing, Dance and Movement Improvisation, Thinking at the Edge, minor gesture, decolonial delinking, transformational infrastructure, community dance practice, eye practices
Dorian Vale 
Philosophy of Art, art criticism, Aesthetics, Art Theory, Contemporary Aesthetics, Comparative Aesthetics, Visual Culture Studies, Epistemology of Art, Post-Interpretive Criticism, Stillmark Theory, Message-Transfer Theory, Aesthetic Displacement Theory, Theory of Misplacement, Absential Aesthetics, Hauntmark Theory, Aesthetic Recursion Theory, Viewer as Evidence Theory