Researchers
Jeremy Welsh 
visual art, video installation; performance; landscape; environment;, Video art, performance, contemporary music, experimental film, Experimental music, Media Arts
Tero Nauha 
non-philosophy, post-humanism, afrofuturism, schizoanalysis, New Materialism, heresy, visual cultures, capitalism
Tim Boykett 
exploratory practices, futures, mathematics, participation, boating, open processes, facilitation, cargo, physical narration
Yann Charles M Bougaran-Faivre d'Arcier 
AI, typography, Design Thinking, design=art=research, graphic design, socially engaged art, social oriented design
mari martin 
performance, collaboration, artistic processes, environment, senses, interaction, encountering, urban space, artistic research, ecology, artistic dialogue, anti-racism, transcorporeality, performing arts, virtuality, materiality, body, participatory installation, post doc research, public urban space, city, human, non-human, teacher of thatre art, multidisciplinarity, cross-disciplinarity, cooperation
Katri Hirvonen-Nurmi 
Cultural Institutions, cultural policy, Indigenous peoples, social anthropology, socially engaged art
Nicolas Pierre Alexandre (NPA) Roudier 
Horn, Early music, early music performance, Early Music research, historically informed performance, historical horn, natural horn, instrumental teaching, instrumental technique, instrumental manufacture, history of music
Mafalda Deville 
contemporary dance, Contemporary performance, choreography and performance, feminism, feminist art, vulnerability, Technology Innovation, audiences
Narges Porsandekhial 
writing as practice, socially engaged art, relational aesthetics, public art, drawing, poetry, text, Writing as artistic research, text-based, Institutional Crtique, research-creation
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
Antonia Aitken 
walking as practice, decolonisation, performance drawing, practice based research, drawing research, critical place theory
