Researchers
Torben Snekkestad 
improvisation, embodiment, sampling, critical listening, instrument design, extended techniques, music technology, new materialisms, experimental music, diffractive methodology, phenomenology, listening practices, electroacoustic music
Shauna Janssen 
SITE-SPECIFIC ART, spatial dramaturgy, cities, environmental performance, urban scenography, critical spatial practices, design activism, spatial justice, urban agonisms
Manoela dos Anjos Afonso Rodrigues 
Visual Arts, Autobiography, Decoloniality, arts-based research, practice-based research, practice as research, artistic method, methodology, socially engaged art, Transpedagogy, interdisciplinarity, transdiciplinarity, multidisciplinary, postdisciplinarity, Narrative Research, Oral History, family archives, Life writing, Life stories, Diary, Correspondence, Archive, Memoir
Avery Gosfield 
Music, earlymusic, Early music, Early Music research, early music performance, early music pedagogy, Medieval music, renaissance music, Jewish music, recorder, Jewish studies, poetry, Early modern poetry, musicology, Music editing, artistic research, transcultural, traditional music, Italian poetry
Georgios Varoutsos 
Soundscapes, soundwalking, urban space, immersive technologies, acoustic ecology, auto-methodologies, covid-19, field recording, field research
Linde Ex 
Artistic research, visual art, autoethnography, ecology, more than human worlds, multidisciplinary
Maria Peres 
ethnomusicology, music, feminism, art, ethics, humanitarian response, heritage, education, community, interculturality
Katja Münker 
artistic research, Choreography, performance, somatics, walking art, Feldenkrais method, environmental artistic research
Elena Cirkovic 
more-than-human, more-than-human realms, space / place, earth processes, planetary boundaries, traditional art, sustainability, sustainable architecture, landscape, space, spaceflight, forest dynamics, animal ethics, darkness, day and night, daylight, Arctic art, arctic, Balkans, transdiciplinarity, Trauma; Memory;
