Gabriele Jutz is Professor of Film and Media Studies and Head of the Department of Media Theory. Her current research interests include the history and theory of moving image-based art from experimental film, experimental animation and hybrid forms (moving images combined with painting, photography, performance, sculpture, etc.) to artists’ moving images […]

Clemens Apprich is professor in media theory and history at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. He studied philosophy, political science, cultural history and theory in Berlin, Bordeaux, and Vienna. In 2011 he became research associate at the Centre for Digital Cultures at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, where he was […]

Gerda Lampalzer-Oppermann is a media theorist and media artist whose special focus is artistic research. This encompasses curatorship, lectures, workshops, and publications in the field of video and media art. Her art works include installation, photography, video, concepts, and texts. She has participated in innumerable international exhibitions and presentations. Since […]

Kristina Pia Hofer leads the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) project Situating Cinesonics (V770), which is located at the Department of Media Theory at the University of Applied Arts, Vienna. In her post-doc thesis, Kristina asks how different experiences of cinema as a sound medium reappear in contemporary film-/video installations […]

Christoph Wize’s background is in economics, mainly in strategy and communications consulting. For more than 25 years he has been active in the areas of communications and systems theory, strategy development, and market positioning. Today, he shares his many years of experience — as entrepreneur, managing director and supervisory board chairman — […]

Petra Gemeinboeck leads the PEEK research project Dancing with the Nonhuman, funded through the Austrian Science Fund (FWF), 2019–22. At the National Institute for Experimental Arts (NIEA), University of New South Wales, AU, she leads an Australia Council Research (ARC) Discovery Project (2016–2019). Petra’s artistic research practice crosses creative […]

Marie-Claude Poulin is a transdisciplinary researcher, digital artist, choreographer-performer and movement specialist whose work explores the combination of body-based performance and new technologies. At the University for Applied Arts, Marie-Claude is researcher at the Department of Media Theory and Senior Artist at the Department of Digital Arts, where she has taught performance since 2013. She […]