Researchers
Luisa Greenfield 
analog film, performance; landscape; video; sound; installation, practice-based research, artistic research, Essay Film
Martin P Eccles 
walking, sound, movement, time, distance, landscape, place, Durational practice, embodiment, phenomenology, human scale, solitude, field recording, poetry, haiku, haibun, mesostic, replication, replicated walks, islands, imagined islands, chance processes, random, sound art, soundwalking
Emmi Kujanpää 
Folk singing, art-based research, transnationalism, Gender and Music, politics, Balkans, Folklore Studies, ethnomusicology, Finno-Karelian folk singing, Bulgarian folk singing, intersectional feminism, artivism, feminist art, composing, pedagogical research
Fulya Uçanok 
Response-able sounding practices with humans and more-than-humans, practices of material agency with instruments, accessibility without popularization, spaces of heterogeneous multivalences, and mechanisms of mediation, within the medium of electroacoustic music aesthetics, composition and performance practices.
Mari Flønes 
dance, education, a/r/tography, performative research, New Materialism, community dance, Diffractive methodology, performative inquiry, bodily learning, expanded choreography
Ettore Cauvin 
Classical Music, Clarinet, Interdisciplinarity, Performance, Performing Arts, Crossover, Ethnography, Nordic Music, Danish Folk Music, Sustainable performance, sustainable development, performance; re-enactment; landspace; site; environment;, embodiment, choreography and performance
