Researchers
Tero Nauha 
non-philosophy, post-humanism, afrofuturism, schizoanalysis, New Materialism, heresy, visual cultures, capitalism
Marie Fahlin 
Choreography, curating, dressage, centaur, centauring, exhibition, exhibitor, articulation, affect, transposition, composition, transcarnation, touch, tack, aids, terminology, ‘found practice’, ‘found choreography’, expanded choreography, one, oneness, manège, poetry, intimacy, listening, entanglement, embodiment, discursivity, diagram, performing, preforming
Charlotte Østergaard 
costumes, artistic research, materiality, performativity, cotume, theater, performance, Design Thinking, co-creation, collaboration, Site-specific, listening, listening with costume, hosting, Textile art, material thinking, hospitality, ethics, research ethics, Design research
Cha Blasco 
Technology Innovation, New media, New Protocols, Decentralized Systems, Performance Philosophy, Music, Performance, Philosophy, Antroposophy, Ecosophy
Anders Holst 
music, artistic research, improvisation, composer as performer, intuition, embodiment, object-body relationship, spatiality, tactility, transcendence, philosophy, methodology, phenomenology, aesthetics, time
Katja Münker 
artistic research, Choreography, performance, somatics, walking art, Feldenkrais method, environmental artistic research
Joanna Staruch-Smolec 
Music Performance, Belgian school of violin playing, early recordings, 19th-century performance practice, violin
Helena Persson 
sound art, sound art installations, site specific artwork, spatial art, sound composition, listening
Šárka Zahálková 
art, participation, soundscape, ecofeminism, engaged listening, field recording, posthumanism, acoustic ecology
