Researchers

Michael Kahr
jazz, Music history, music theory, popular music, artistic research
craig wells
Spatial Audio, electroacoustic music, synthesis, materialism, phenomenlogy, field recording, fiction, Speculative Realism, Process Philosophy
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
Johannes Kretz
Transculturality, composition, electroacoustic music, electronic music, Live-electronics, ethnomusicology, philosophy, philosophy as art, biology, mathematics, Physics
Jamie Savan
Historically-informed performance, Applied organology, Performing with technology, Early Music, New Music, HIP, Music and Space
Michael Lazar
Broad - from science to art and the boundary between them
Michael O'Connor
choreography and performance, cognitive neuroscience, material engagement, metaphor
Mari Flønes
dance, education, a/r/tography, performative research, New Materialism, community dance, Diffractive methodology, performative inquiry, bodily learning, expanded choreography
Felipe Pinto San Martín
Espacio Público, dibujo, normatividad, humor, escritura
Matthew Kaner
composition as research, adaptation, narrative, Practice Research
Monika Šimková
artistic research
Berit Seidel
surveillance, collectivity, Decolonial methods, Storytelling, Everyday Objects