Researchers
Ami Skanberg 
walking activism, Cixous, Japanese philosophy, Japanese dance, suriashi, artistic research, dance practice, movement research, performance lecture, nihon buyo
Anne Marthe Dyvi 
Media Arts, Video art, moving images, Colour, time based media, time, art, technology, History, politics, poetry
Marie-Andrée Robitaille 
contemporary circus, performing arts, posthumanism, new materialism, dialogism, dialogical aesthetic, visual art, sonic interaction design, Sonic Arts, Agential realism, pedagogy, circus arts, Bauhaus, indigenous knowledge, circle, nonlinearity, feminist materialism, ontology, non-representational art, Feelings, composition as research, composition, Choreography, choreographic thinking, interdisciplinarity, transdisciplinary, philosophy, non-human, more-than-human, Climate Change, change, nondiscursivity, Semiotics, imagination, poetry as artistic research, walking as a mode of artistic research, fabulation, epistemology, affirmative ethics, ethics of joy, technopoetics
Marisa Godoy 
dance, performance, generative practices, autoethnography, improvisation choreography, video annotation
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
Zubin Kanga 
Contemporary Music, Technology in Performance, Performance Practice, Music and Multimedia, interdisciplinary performance, interdisciplinary music, piano
Mafalda Deville 
contemporary dance, Contemporary performance, choreography and performance, feminism, feminist art, vulnerability, Technology Innovation, audiences
Antonia Aitken 
walking as practice, decolonisation, performance drawing, practice based research, drawing research, critical place theory
Jocelyn Michel Janon 
photography, visual storytelling, methodologies, media, design, fiction-based research, colonial memory, scientific fictionalism, cultural representation, practice-based research, Archival Research, decolonial critique, embodied practice, visual memory, ethics of image-making, historical recontextualisation, Artificial Intelligence (AI)
