Researchers
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
David Gorton 
composition, artistic research, contemporary music, Early music, collaboration, Performance analysis, co-creation, experimentation, Practice Research, subjectivity
Freï von Fräähsen zu Lorenzburg 
Performance, Performance art, Performance art theory and practice, Conceptual art, Monarchy, Ceremony, ritual, rituality, performativity, performative research, transmedia, anthropology, Queer, queer theory, Micronations, Micronationalism, Magick, Magic, Theology
Nathan Riki Thomson 
artistic research, artistic identity, interculturality, intercultural dialogue, transcultural, transdisciplinary collaboration, resonance
Pavlos Kountouriotis 
live art, Performance art, Pain, altered states of consciousness, Choreography, law, queer theory, continental philosophy, systemic art, surrender, philosophy, body in performance, practice-as-research
Sheung Yiu 
Hyperimage, computation, Computational Photography, algorithmic generation, PHOTOGRAPHY, photogrammetry, computer vision, remote sensing, Hyperreality, hyperobjects, New Materialism, ontology, Speculative Realism, AI (Artificial Intelligence), artistic research, multidisciplinary
Thilde Dalager 
experimental animation., authorial illustration, abjection, interdisciplinarity, the gaze, Julia Kristeva
Song Xiaran 
Data Sonification, Data visualization, techno-spirituality, Media Arts, autoethnography, slow technology, Meditation
Tuomas Rounakari 
Artistic research, Myths, mythologies, Altered states of consiousness, more-than-human, indigenous knowledge, Arctic art, community engagement, trance, transcendence, transdiciplinarity, mythical dialogue, bear feast ceremony, bear myths
Sabina Holzer 
anthropocene, ecologies, more-than-human, intersectional feminism, materiality, Body based art, science fiction, poetry, community, dance
