Researchers
Klaus Hu 
1: strata / geology / genealogy of history 2: the digital / the sensual / appropriation 3: landscape / the Anthropocene / conflicts on resources 4: escapism / sci-fi and narrative territories
Priska Falin 
Ceramic practice, aesthetic experience, embodied cognition, method and theory, material experience, sense perception, metaphor, Subtle body, meditative process
Jaakko Ruuska 
empathy, interdisciplinarity, live art, SITE-SPECIFIC ART, site-specificity, Virtual, visual art, video performance, Participatory Art, experimental film, transdiciplinarity, Spatial Practice, writing as practice, politics of memory, Poliittinen taide, dissensus, sensuous experience
Manoela dos Anjos Afonso Rodrigues 
Visual Arts, Autobiography, Decoloniality, arts-based research, practice-based research, practice as research, artistic method, methodology, socially engaged art, Transpedagogy, interdisciplinarity, transdiciplinarity, multidisciplinary, postdisciplinarity, Narrative Research, Oral History, family archives, Life writing, Life stories, Diary, Correspondence, Archive, Memoir
Edmund Hunt 
contemporary music, electroacoustic music, composition, computer music, Chamber music, composition process, contemporary dance, opera, voice and live electronics, voice, Live-electronics, Orchestra, Language
Nathan Riki Thomson 
artistic research, artistic identity, interculturality, intercultural dialogue, transcultural, transdisciplinary collaboration, resonance
Mia Seppälä 
public space, public art, accessibility; web images; alt text, performance; re-enacment; site; environment, constructions of public-ness, transcorporeal
Narges Porsandekhial 
writing as practice, socially engaged art, relational aesthetics, public art, drawing, poetry, text, Writing as artistic research, text-based, Institutional Crtique, research-creation
Magali Sarah Roxane Speicher 
music, music aesthetics, Musical Cultures, Music philosophy, Surrealism, Fiction/fictioning, dystopia
Charlotte Riedijk
physical performance, body awareness, vocal studies, classical singing, musicality of movement for singers, mime, stage presence
