Engaging in the development and realization of community-oriented artistic formats at the intersection of performing arts and social practice, Timothy’s research explores alternative modes of theory-building and knowledge transfer as socially situated practice.
As a current research fellow at the APL of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, pursuing doctoral studies (Dr.phil) in collaboration with the Faculty of Cultural Sciences at the University of Salzburg and working as a strategy consultant at the D/Arts Project Office for Diversity and Urban Dialogue, Timothy develops and facilitates cross-cutting artistic dialogues that explore the intersection of performing arts, communication science and social practice.
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Common-Works.
As work series spanning over 8. editions across Europe, Africa, and Asia, Common-Works is a guided space of exchange, a safe setting in which performers come together to improvise, share, and experiment. Building on the ideas and concepts that have circulated through previous iterations of the score, each edition searches for a new point of entry. The work centers on cultivating a social and supportive environment in order to develop diverse conversational and practice-based strategies for sharing knowledge and proposing alternative structures of representation in relation to the collective performing body.
Funded by the Bundesministerium für Wohnen, Kunst, Kultur, Medien und Sport (BMWKMS), in support with 臺藝大造形表演工坊 Atelier Transformeurs, NTUA – National Taiwan University of Arts-台藝大, and 台北國際藝術村 Taipei Artist Village, ROSAS / P.A.R.T.S. – STUDIOS Creation Support Programme, École des Sables – Germaine Acogny / Jant-Bi, BAU Amsterdam, Brakke Grond, VEEM – House for Performance, Tanztendenz München e.V., Schwere Reiter Theater, Künstlerhaus Wien, among others.
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Within the framework of the doctoral research project “Transient Relations. Transindividuation and Embodiment within the Ecosystems of the Now”,
Timothy examines dance and performance as socio-cultural formations shaped by shifting regimes of contemporaneity and (critical) globalism, investigating how aesthetic practices are mediated by their institutional and geopolitical conditions.
The project reflects on transindividuation, collectivity, and embodiment as key catalysts for societal change by rethinking how responsibility, participation and decision-making take form within evolving transnational artistic ecosystems and their infrastructures of production, circulation, and legitimation. Funded by BMBWF - Bundesministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung.
The project reflects on transindividuation, collectivity, and embodiment as key catalysts for societal change by rethinking how responsibility, participation and decision-making take form within evolving transnational artistic ecosystems and their infrastructures of production, circulation, and legitimation. Funded by BMBWF - Bundesministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung.
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Navigating the intersection of performance art, artistic research, and cultural studies, Timothy focuses on facilitating learning environments where methods are tested in real time through collective improvisation, relational score practices, and formats of shared embodied inquiry.
Currently working as a university lecturer at the Angewandte Performance Laboratory (APL), University of Applied Arts Vienna, Timothy has previously been a guest lecturer at institutions including FAU Erlangen–Nürnberg (DE), Tongji University Shanghai (CN), UWK University of Continuing Education Krems (AT), CMU - Chiang Mai University (TH), NTUA - National Taiwan University of the Arts (TW), École des Sables Senegal (SN), among others.
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Currently working as a university lecturer at the Angewandte Performance Laboratory (APL), University of Applied Arts Vienna, Timothy has previously been a guest lecturer at institutions including FAU Erlangen–Nürnberg (DE), Tongji University Shanghai (CN), UWK University of Continuing Education Krems (AT), CMU - Chiang Mai University (TH), NTUA - National Taiwan University of the Arts (TW), École des Sables Senegal (SN), among others.
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