Research Week 2023: “We really do have a rich research environment”
– I would like to start by thanking everyone who participated in the research week; researchers, moderators, technicians, administrators, students and other participants. We were treated to an impressive range of ideas, musings, challenging questions, and research in its infancy and completed research projects from all our arts departments at the SKH. One thing that stood out this year was that the investment we made in cluster research was now evident in most of the projects presented. We really do have a rich research environment, says Cecilia Roos, Vice–Rector for Research at SKH.
Images from Research Week 2023
Welcome by Vice-Rector for Research Cecilia Roos. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Marie-Andrée Robitaille, Alisan Funk, Map to the Future of Circus – Beyond Disciplinary Boundaries. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Katarina Lundmark, Ninnie Andersson, Tacit dimensions in jazz dance education. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Ami Skånberg Dahlstedt, The micro-movement in my grandmother’s chest – the tiny gestures of oppression. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Johanna Garpe, Camilla Damkjaer, “Drama, yes please, but keep it on stage”– Presence and sustainability in the performing arts. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Ninnie Andersson, Pernilla Ahlstrand, On BOUNCE! Practice-based feedback – A study of Theatre, Teaching and Dance Situations. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Andreas Hiroui Larsson, Anna Lindal, Johan Jutterström, Lethe – forgetfulness. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Maria Hedman Hvitfeldt, Mamdooh Afdile, Alexander Skantze, Exploring theme-driven storytelling. Photographer: Shauheen Daneshfar
Karin Rudfeldt, About the art of managing one's unconscious knowledge. Photographer: Johan Palme
Josephine Rydberg, Nadja Lipsyc, Ancient Hours – Ancient Hours -a VR-larp for 2 people. Photographer: Johan Palme
Welcome the last day: Sheryl Doruff, Professor of Film and Media. Photographer: Johan Palme
Hanna Husberg, Agata Marzecova, Towards Atmospheric Care: from situating air to cultivating collective engagement. Photographer: Johan Palme
Kent Olofsson, Max Edkvist, Omnidirectional Loudspeakers in Performance. Photographer: Johan Palme
The audience at Karl Sandzens presentation, Artistic exploration of stereoscopic film. Photographer: Johan Palme
Mamdooh Afdile, Anders Bohman, Thomas Brennan, Shared space and shared concept - reflection on the cluster research Abstract Narration. Photographer: Johan Palme
