Researchers

Elisabeth Laasonen Belgrano
performance philosophy, performative theology
Amra Heco
audio-visual, philosophy, phenomenology, art, artistic research, aesthetics, multi-mode epistemological model, multimedia, multiple belonging, multidisciplinary, psychoanalysis, psychology of perception, Jung, gardening, diaspora, quantum field, water; performance; stone;, wind, writing, rhythm language, time, translation, truth, youth, Youth driven, universe, unfinished, unlearned insight, interview, improvisation, interpretation, interactive, orientalism, performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, participation, Lecture Performance, john cage, jazz, Journal for Artistic Research, holism, harmony, heritage, FILM, food, feminism, doctorate, DIY, sound, Zodiak, criticism, children, Contemporary art, visual art, voice and live electronics, visuals, VIDEO, VISUAL CULTURE, video performance, video installation; performance; landscape; environment;, breathing, new media art, morality
William Platz
drawing, drawing research, performance, life drawing, artist's model, portraiture
Per Roar
Choreography, Performance studies, Trauma studies, Memory, Autoetnography, Composition, Fieldwork, Politics of representation, Artistic research
Roger Heaton
Contemporary art music performance
alejandra reyero
Photografy, visual art, visual culture, Indigenous People, Latin American art, decoloniality, writing;
Maia Navas
videoart, experimental film, Contemporary art
Juuso-Matias Maijanen
intimacy, physical theatre, physicality, materiality, pedagogy, Pedagogy of change, agency, consent, ruthlessness, violence, dramatic combat, stage combat, stagefight, intimacy direction, fight direction, intimitet, scenkonst, performing arts, Performing arts pedagogy
Rah Eleh
counter-futurism, ethnic-futurism, Contemporary art, liminal experiences, diaspora, nationalism, queer theory, intersectionality, feminism, postcolonial/decolonial theories, videoart, Installation Art, performance, digital art
Malcolm Eric Lagger Caldwell
music, composition
Stuart Slater
contemporary explorations of John Cage, reclaiming John Cage as a musicological resource, silence as musical episteme