Researchers
Trond Lossius 
sound art, installation, audio-visual, field recording, ambisonics, place, real-time, spatial audio, artistic research
Alex Nowitz 
contemporary vocal performance art, voice, extended practice, improvisation and real-time composition, voice and live electronics, composition, composer-performer, politics of voice, philosophy of voice
Terhi Marttila 
digital art, digital literature, voice, electronic arts, Interactive Narratives, interactive art, interactive multimedia, games, Feminist Theory, sound art, migration
Matilde Meireles 
Extended listening, Interconnectivity, interdependence, Documentation as a creative tool, Participation and collaboration
Wei-Ya Lin 
artistic research, ethnomusicology, indigenous music, Indigenous Studies, indigenous knowledge, Taiwan, Music Education, transdiciplinarity, auditory ontology, composition process, curatorial practices
Marketa Kinterova 
public space, performative walk, privately owned public space (POPS), participation, psychogeography
Austeja Platukyte 
Bioart, biodesign, materials, ecology, Climate Change, Anthropocene, Biodegradable objects, material futures, circular design, organic materials, living materials, 3d bioprinting, grown materials, hybrid materials, material design, living design objects
Peter Wynne-Willson 
Applied Theatre, Theatre-in-Education, Cross-cultural collaboration, multi-lingual theatre, Theatre for Young Audiences, Anglo-Korean Collaboration, Drama in Early Years, Sarah Kane
Anke Zijlstra 
dance, art education, audiences, embodiment, public space, artistic research, participatory spectatorship
Timo Tähkänen 
queer theory, art pedagogy, Care ethics, Aesthetics and Ethics, performance for camera, drawing, Installation Art, Drag, autobiography, Feminist Theory, visual art, Gender studies, listening, alter ego, love, camp, grotesque, queer, queer art, performance
Madeleine Campbell 
Experiential translation, Intersemiotic Translation, Arts-informed research methods, Francophone literature, translation, Poetry, multimodality, intermediality
