Researchers
Ami Skanberg 
walking activism, Cixous, Japanese philosophy, Japanese dance, suriashi, artistic research, dance practice, movement research, performance lecture, nihon buyo
Torben Snekkestad 
improvisation, embodiment, sampling, critical listening, instrument design, extended techniques, music technology, new materialisms, experimental music, diffractive methodology, phenomenology, listening practices, electroacoustic music
Christoph Brunner 
Media Arts, affect, politics, activism, research-creation, Media studies, Cultural Studies, postcolonial/decolonial theories, Gender studies, Aesthetics and Theory of Arts
Matthias Heyman 
jazz, popular music, improvisation, jazz history, Jazz Studies, HIP, historically informed performance, artistic research, bass, double bass
Rhiannon Jones 
artistic research, dialogue, socially engaged art, conversations, practice as research, performance, Visual and Performing Arts
Siv Lier 
Design, Design research, critical design practice, adversarial design, discursive design, politics of design, Contemporary archeology, ecology
Simon Jon Andreasen 
film, games, television, storytelling, virtual production, animation, storyworlds, worldbuilding, theater, narative, devising, comics
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
Fernanda Branco 
performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, antropocene, posthumanism, soundscape, micro-phenomenology;, New Materialism
Maria Peres 
ethnomusicology, music, feminism, art, ethics, humanitarian response, heritage, education, community, interculturality
Hilde Hovland Honerud 
photography, socially engaged art, Form, new media art, geopolitics, visual art
Olya Zikrata 
wartime sound, Ukraine, activist cultures, sound and violence, ecologies of relation, resistance politics, belliphonic atmospheres, sonic relationality, materiality, new materialism, posthumanism
Anna Rogneby 
PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, media, Sociology, Hyperreality, everyday aesthetics, everyday, stream-of-consciousness, philosophy
Stuart Slater 
contemporary explorations of John Cage, reclaiming John Cage as a musicological resource, silence as musical episteme