Researchers
Misha Penton 
voice, postopera, experimental voice, devised performance, improvisation, poetics, mythopoeia, classical reception, Greek Mythology, fairytale
Elisabeth Schäfer 
deconstruction, Philosophy of the Body, Écriture féminine, Cixous, Derrida, Kristeva, Irigaray, Nancy, queer theory, Feminist Art, Feminist Philosophy, psychoanalysis, Butler, Freud, Laplanche, Theories of Embodiment, Theories of Subjectivation
David Gorton 
composition, artistic research, contemporary music, Early music, collaboration, Performance analysis, co-creation, experimentation, Practice Research, subjectivity
Milla Kristina Tiainen 
voice studies, contemporary musical performance, new materialism, environmental theory, affect, contemporary vocal art, cultural studies of music, sound studies, feminism
Simon Gilbertson 
multiplicity, materialization, music, care, devices of sensing, the in visible society, cross-professional immersion, learning and change, transversality
Ann Kroon 
urban exploration, urban space, visual sociology, architectural photography, autoethnography
Emma Margetson 
electroacoustic music, electroacoustic composition, acousmatic, acousmatic music, acousmatic listening, engagement, participation, audiences, collaboration, artistic research
David Bello Arcos 
music in society, public space, public urban space, public sound installation, public art, Public sphere, Public History, nature culture, Social bond, interdisciplinarity, performance, non-human
Adrian Kleinlosen 
composition, aesthetics, music technology, Algorithmic Composition, music theory, Morphology, computer music
Martin Høybye 
Songwriting, Arts-based Research, Ethnography, Embodiment, Phenomenology, Collaborative songwriting, Autoethnography, Methods development, Theories of artistic practice
Jocelyn Michel Janon 
photography, visual storytelling, methodologies, media, design, fiction-based research, colonial memory, scientific fictionalism, cultural representation, practice-based research, Archival Research, decolonial critique, embodied practice, visual memory, ethics of image-making, historical recontextualisation, Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Denisa Salontayova 
design, textile design, textile print, Textiles, graphic design, graphic art, national identity, textile making, fashion, VISUAL CULTURE, cultural memory, culture, artistic research, art education, heritage, history of ideas, Czechoslovakia, dream as collective matter
