Researchers
Anne Juren 
Feldenkrais Method®, anatomy, fantasmical, speculative gestures, somatic practices, dislocation, operation, dissection, treatment, fragmentation, devisualisation, non-expression, language, poetry, voice, touch, psychoanalysis, crisis, encounter, critical awareness, sensorial transference, co-regulation, body proxy, trans-interiority, symptom, practitioner, patient, session, lesson, L’Effet-Mère, mother tongue, very too close, very too far, atlas, Choreography, Somatic practices, dérive, drift, diffraction, dance
Michel Roth 
music, games, indeterminacy, collaborative processes, interactive performance, artistic research, organology, music theory, sonification, transdiciplinarity, field recording, acoustic ecology, Actor network theory, soundscape studies, composition
Simon Gilbertson 
multiplicity, materialization, music, care, devices of sensing, the in visible society, cross-professional immersion, learning and change, transversality
Ulvi Haagensen 
artistic research, autoethography, drawing, performance, sculpture, installation, the everyday, blurring
Dominika Łabądź 
ecology of creativity, creative ecosystem, self-organization, Collective Unconscious, collectivism, artistic research, artistic method, artistic process, performative exchange, collaboration, equity, care, open source, solidarity language, post-conceptual art, visual art, activism
Adrian Kleinlosen 
composition, aesthetics, music technology, Algorithmic Composition, music theory, Morphology, computer music
Sabina Holzer 
anthropocene, ecologies, more-than-human, intersectional feminism, materiality, Body based art, science fiction, poetry, community, dance
Šárka Zahálková 
art, participation, soundscape, ecofeminism, engaged listening, field recording, posthumanism, acoustic ecology
