Lucia D’Errico is an artist devoted to experimental music, performing on acoustic and electric guitar, bass guitar, oud, and several other plucked string instruments. As a performer and improviser, she collaborates with contemporary music groups and with theatre, dance, and visual art companies. She studied classical guitar at Conservatorio B. Marcello in Venice and modern languages at Universit...

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Ingeborg Dalheim studied at the Norwegian Academy of Music with Mona Julsrud and Svein Bjørkøy. She has made baroque vocal interpretation her speciality and worked with conductors including Gabriel Garrido, Rinaldo Alessandrini and Alan Curtis. Since 204 Dalheim has been a member of Les Arts Florissants, directed by William Christie, and also performs on a regular basis with Hespèrion XXI, dire...

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Marlyvan Moraes de Alencar, holds a PhD in anthropology from Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUCSP—2008) with a thesis, “Metropolis Images in Brazilian Cinema,” whose objective was to discuss how big cities were appropriated by young filmmakers. The study was based on film theory and urban anthropology. She also holds a master’s in communication and semiotics (PUCSP—2001),...

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Paulo de Assis is Fellow Researcher at the Oprpheus Institute, Ghent and  general chair of the DARE conferences. He is an artist-researcher with transdisciplinary interests on Philosophy, French Post-Structuralism, and Epistemology. He studied Piano with Vitaly Margulis and Alexis Weissenberg (a.o.) and Musicology with Jürg Stenzl and André Richard (a.o.), receiving a PhD and a post-doctoral ap...

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