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CREATIE focuses on artistic research in technological co-creation and transdisciplinary perspectives in contemporary performing arts. This includes collaborations between art and science as well as partnerships between different disciplines. The research lines of CREATIE focus on developing sustainable and inclusive methodologies for artists in dealing with new and developing technologies, such as sensor technology, computational arts, and machine learning.

The perspectives of creative artists within technological and transdisciplinary fields are of great importance. The evolving technological landscape calls for new creative strategies not only for artistic engagement, but also for developing effective and sustainable methodologies for artistic research. The research projects of CREATIE explore many topics such as co-creativity in human-machine interaction, artistic implementation of embodiment through technology, cultural heritage as an transdisciplinary artistic method, and developing instruments through DIY methods.

CREATIE regularly organises specialized seminars and workshops with international guests in order to support the researchers, teachers, and students of the Conservatoire.

Focus: Digital co-creation, transdisciplinary research, sustainability

Team: Giusy Caruso (chair), Umut Eldem (coordinator), Tomer Damsky, Andrea Agostini, Alastair Matthews, Chiara Percivati, Klaas Devos, Jeroen Malaise, Johannes Westendorp, Nicolas Kummert, Adilia Yip, Maya Felixbrodt

Contact: Umut Eldem - umut.eldem@ap.be

(Photo Wannes Cré)

Update: June 2025

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Tue 01 Apr

METHOD/ART #7: skill_DEskill_REskill

With the theme 'skill_DEskill_REskill', the seventh edition of the METHOD/ART seminar in 2025 will explore the role and necessity of skill in artistic research. The 2-day event will take place on the 31st of March at the Conservatoire and on the 1st of April at the Academy.

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