A Body, walk, paths, and remembering I
Chair: Rajko Mursic

B Mediations of sensory experience at the level of the everyday I
Chair: Inkeri Aula

1

Laure Brayer: Walking in Space and Time: Inhabitants Sensory Perceptions, Memories and Participations in a changing landscape

Milla Tiainen: Immediations in the making: Studying the emergent relationality of environmental sensory experiences

2

Helmi Järviluoma: Transgenerational sensobiography as mobile and embodied life writing

3

Laura Forment & Silvia Luraschi: Walking-with refugees and natives

Bonnie Tilland: Parenting While Sensing "Bad Air" in South Korea

4

Natalie Bourdon: Body Poetics and Body Politics: Sensory Autoethnography and Ethnographic Poetry as Method

Two poster presentations:
Nevena Marković: Rethinking the sensorial in Emotional Cartographies: Sensing Emotions, Mapping Process and Semantics &
Evgenia Amey: Experiencing urban space through artistic and literary biographical connections: A case of Tove Jansson walk in Helsinki

A Boundaries of perception
Chair: Blaz Bajic

B Mediations of sensory experience at the level of the everyday II
Chair: Ari Koivumäki

1

Sarah Vollmer, Rachelar Ho & Marco Pesce:

Boundaries of perception – Virtual vs Reality                 

Heikki Uimonen: Bodies and Narratives Constructing Urban Spaces

2

3

Bethan Prosser: Sounding out the sensorium: understanding sound methods within a multisensory approach

Lucia Aramayo: Riding a bus in Guatemala City: The representation of Mobility experiences and practices in Julio Serrano's stories

A Sensory Commons I
Chair: Laura Formenti

B Senses, hierarchies, and multisensoriality I
Chair: Meri Kytö

1

Lesley Murray: Senso-generational rhythms of urban mobile spaces

2

Juhana Venäläinen: Senses on/of the move: mobilities, place-making and the urban sensory commons

Gözde Cöbek: All that is solid turns into ruins: the aesthetics of urban deformation in Istanbul, Turkey

3

Sandi Abram: Sharing of the Sensible in Common: Remembering the Tastes and the Smells of Wartime Ljubljana and Early Socialist Yugoslavia through Sensobiographic Walks

Cordula Weisskoeppel: Step by step: multisensual walking as an instrument for decolonizations

4

Sonja Pöllänen: The sensation of likeness in sensobiographic walks

John D’Arcy: Do You Hear What I Hear? A walk about stepping into someone else’s ears

A Body, walk, paths, and remembering II
Chair: Lesley Murray

B Mediations of sensory experience at the level of the everyday III
Chair: Sandi Abram

1

Eeva Berglund: On how to meander through modern landscapes, immersed in the digital: a sympathetic critique pf walking research

Chris Cook: Sensitivity and sociality: co-composing with Trevor, who has mild cognitive impairment

2

Eeva Pärjälä: Transgenerational place attachement

Guy Julier: What is 60 Minutes in Smart Kalasatama?: experimenting with performance as method

3

Noora Vikman: Spaces and places of silence

Pekka Tuominen: Guided by Absurdity: Fragile Affinity between Imagination and Materiality in the Finnish Urban Periphery

4

Ari Koivumäki: Sonic garden

Joel Ong: The Participatory Microbial Mise en Scene

A John D’Arcy: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundwalk

B Janine Uprichard: Experiments in Deep Smelling

A Mediations of sensory experience at the level of the everyday IV
Chair: Eeva Pärjälä

B Sensory Commons II
Chair: Juhana Venäläinen

1

Hilda Kozari: From the smell of Helsinki

Meri Kytö: 'Tis the season to do listening walks: A methodological approach to seasonal music and urban environment

2

Inkeri Aula: Experiences of urban nature and digital media technologies entangled: sensobiographies of young people in Turku, Finland

Arba Bekteshi: Sensorial Investigations of Tirana Garden(s): Commoning through Embodiment Practices and Thick Present

3

Karla Berrens: Sensing place amidst fire and sound, correfocs in Barcelona

Andrea Tremblay: mind.heart.mouth.: Nature Connectedness through Sensory Experiences

4

Elina Hytönen-Ng: Sound and technology in the soundscape of schools

Vaiva Aglinskas: Stairwell Sensorium: reclaiming post-Soviet stigmatized space through art

A Anna-Maija Raikamo: Sensory Words

B Interactive Talks on Art
Barbara Pia Jenič: Senses in Art – an interactive talk
Artist duo Niskanen & Salo + Inkeri Aula: Murmurations - Research collaboration in sound art

A Sensory methodologies I
Chair: Heikki Uimonen

B Senses, hierarchies, and multisensoriality II
Chair: Cordula Weisskoeppel

1

Helena Karhu: Urban Shamanism and Personal Power Places: Visual Anthropological and Autoethnographic Study in Helsinki

Ana Svetel: Hygge atmospheres: Sensations and anticipations

2

Jacqueline Waldock: Drawing together, Recording together: the complexities of inscribing self in urban space

Blaž Bajič: Hierarchizing senses, sensing hierarchies

3

Rajko Mursic: Sensorial narrations on music and dance: extrapolating affect from sensobiographic walks

Elina Seye: The corporeality of sound and movement in performance: an alternative approach to analyzing dance-music interrelations