Team

Ellen Harlizius-Klück

Principal Investigator, philosopher, artist, mathematician

The algorithms, the logic and mathematics of textile production has always been a source of fascination for me. Generous funding in recent years made it possible to investigate this subject for ancient weaving. In the PENELOPE project I will be able to put these former projects and cooperations on a new level together with colleagues from the United Kingdom, Sweden/Italy and France/Italy.

Giovanni Fanfani

Postdoc, Classical philologist, Copenhagen

In the frame of the PENELOPE project I will have the opportunity to locate the relation between ancient weaving and Greek poetry-making within the broader context of interdisciplinary research into the logical and technological patterns that weaving generates, and I will be able to trace the relevance of the weaving paradigm in post-Classical Greek literature and philosophy.

Alex McLean

Postdoc, programmer for the Arts, Sheffield

I am an interdisciplinary researcher, with interests surrounding computer programming as a cultural activity, particularly in music performance.

Julin Lee

Research assistant

I am a PhD candidate in Musicology at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. My research interests include music and media in the 20th and 21st centuries as well as electronic musical instruments.

Sofija Cetkovic

Intern

I am studying a Master’s degree in Responsibility in Science, Engineering and Technology (RESET) at the Technical University in Munich.

Viktoria Lubomski

Student

I am currently studying Fine Arts & Multimedia – an interdisciplinarty bachelor’s degree program between art, media and information technology – at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.