Hedvig is a trained opera singer and founder of the independent group Operation Opera (2010) and since 2013 the artistic director of the Halland opera & vocal festival. In 2022, she earned a PhD in Performance in Theatre and Music Drama at the Academy of Music and Drama in Gothenburg, after having conducted a practice-led artistic research project in interactive and immersive chamber opera. For the position at IAC, she is taking a time out from her work as project manager at the Malmö Academy of Music.

Lili has a background in cultural studies and communication with focus on social change and cultural heritage. She has previously worked as research adviser as well as manager of international research projects both at Copenhagen Business School and Lund University, and is now responsible for day-to-day routines at the IAC, coordinating between researchers, technicians, and academies to facilitate research, exhibitions and other exciting activities.

Margot is responsible for the introduction to the technical facilities such as cameras, video editing software, and VR devices. She supervises artists and researchers, both artistically and technically, and is specialised in video and digital media (3D techniques for environment visualisation, video arts, game engines, VR etc.). She graduated from Malmö Art Academy, where she has been teaching as a lecturer for more than 10 years. At the same time, she works as an artistic senior lecturer in digital media at Kristianstad University, Department of design and computer science.

Alessandro supervises artists and researchers, both artistically and technically within the field of sound-based work and co-organizes sound-oriented activities. His artistic production ranges from instrumental and electronic music to audiovisual and light-based works, net-art, land-art and vibration-based works, recently focusing on custom-built machines. He’s a founding member of Hertzbreakerz, a group curating – among other events – Sound Spaces Festival in Malmö, and member of Ars Nova Ensemble, a formation devoted to the performance of newly written music.

Magnus worked as technician at IAC since 2010. With his background as an engineer at the faculty of engineering, LTH, he has a deep technical knowledge. He is responsible for technical support of artistic projects concerning video, light and audio equipment as well as associated software. Magnus is also the contact person for security and access issues.

Sylvia works with communication issues (web, social media, graphics) and coordinates selected collaborative projects. She has wide experience in the planning and implementation of art exhibitions and cross-disciplinary projects at various cultural institutions. At Lund University she worked on the climate exhibition "Carbon Ruins" (2019) and is also the communications officer at Music Centre Odeum. She holds a Master's degree in Art History and Romance Studies from the University of Cologne, Germany.

Sebastian has a Master’s degree in Media Technology from Malmö University and enjoys working in the intersection between art, technology and academia. He is passionate about everything related to sound, from spatial art installations to studio recording. As a technician at IAC he supports projects needing help with audio, visuals, interaction technologies and electronics.

Jonas supports projects that require technical equipment such as video, light and audio equipment. As a technician he has special interest and expertise in sound, both in live performances and studio activities. With a bachelor's degree in Performing Arts Design at Malmö University he also gained knowledge in lighting, video and scenography.