Maria Lindeman's research focuses on artistic leadership and the particular skills needed for interdisciplinary and collaborative creative processes. Through workshops and performances, Lindeman explores how new technologies and improvisation can inspire innovative practices in opera. The goal is to discover new forms of expression and working methods in the field, while analyzing which elements of leadership and collaboration pave the way for these alternatives.
In her presentation, Lindeman examines interdisciplinary collaboration through the concept of "artistic intelligence," referring to the vast tacit knowledge artists carry and apply in practice. Over the past two years, Lindeman has worked on two artistic projects that integrate interdisciplinary collaboration and emerging technology. She will present practical examples from these processes and their artistic outcomes. Both performances feature interactive audio-visual technology, including hologram projections.
Maria Lindeman is a director, dramaturg, actor, and educator in the field of performing arts. Her work also includes arts management and entrepreneurship. She is currently pursuing a PhD in directing contemporary opera at Stockholm University of the Arts, with a particular focus on the director's role in interdisciplinary and collaborative creative processes involving interactive technology.
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