Researchers

Elisabeth Laasonen Belgrano
performance philosophy, performative theology
Johan van Kreij
computer music, improvisation, electroacoustic music, live electronics
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
Marko Ciciliani
audiovisual composition, transmedia composition, intermedia, Storytelling
Elin Tanding Sørensen
artistic research, artistic method, architectural research, urban blue, more-than-human, more-than-human care, urban ecology and water-management, co-creational practices, experimental archeology, marine landscape architecture, marine biology, ecological engineering, ethic of wonder, nature as mentor, multispecies urbanism, undisciplined
Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard
plasma, sedimentation, saturation, softening, decolonial, more-than-human, instrumentalization, folded time, occultism, potentiality, hypering, surrection
Niclas Hundahl
posthumanism, aesthetics, Body, music, technology, Music analysis, Music history
Anouk Mirte Hoogendoorn
spectrality, more-than-human, fabulation, sociality, collectivity, neurodiversity, queer theory, neuroqueerness, anarchive, artistic research, radical pedagogy, stones, textures, process philosophy, materiality of language
Clara Marchana
Sacred, ritual, dance, Choreography, artistic reasearch, dialogue, fragility
Fernanda Branco
performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, antropocene, posthumanism, soundscape, micro-phenomenology;, New Materialism
Sara Hulkkonen
Craft, glass, practice-led research, New Materialism, sociomateriality
Anping Xie
home, relax
Anna Andrejew
ecofeminism, landscape, soil
Vilja Achté
computer-generated imagery, narrativity, environmental humanities, digitality, new media art
Berit Seidel
surveillance, collectivity, Decolonial methods, Storytelling, Everyday Objects