Lines of Flight, Terms and Conditions

Mariam Bergloff is a music researcher and sound artist based in London. Her compositions take the form of dissonant soundscapes, noisy polyrhythmic loops and generative sound collages. She is also half of Spiraal, a new electronic duo drawing upon the paranormal, OSTs, field recordings, discordant melodies and restless dreams. Mariam is the owner, founding director and curator of Raleigh Chapel, a functioning Victorian church in Stoke Newington, London with a programme is guided by sound, art and faith.

Joseph Kohlmaier has been a teacher for more than twenty years and is currently Associate Teaching Professor in history and theory at the School of Art, Architecture and Design, London Metropolitan University. He is the founder and creative director of several collectives, organisations and educational projects including experimental choral ensemble Musarc (2009–present), Field Studies (2010–17, 2025–present), graphic design studio Polimekanos (with Stefan Kraus, 2000–2020), and independent imprint Cours de Poétique. It is through these frameworks that Joseph’s practice evolves and where it has had the greatest impact by creating spaces for people to experiment with new ideas. As a curator and producer, Joseph has commissioned and worked with emerging and established artists, and collaborated with leading arts organisations in the UK and Europe on projects that have transformed the landscape of education, contemporary music, and performance.

Robert Mull is Adjunct Professor of Architecture at the University of Limerick, a visiting Professor at Umeå University Sweden, and a Director at Publica, London. Robert was previously Director of Architecture and Dean of The Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Head of Architecture and Design at Brighton University. Robert now leads the Global Free Unit, a transnational educational structure with academic, research, NGO and institutional partners focusing on live projects within areas of displacement and war and institutions including prisons, schools and communities. Robert is currently working with partners in Ukraine in support of the Kharkiv School of Architecture,in Cairo in support of displaced Gazan students and academics and building for Syrian families returning to the city of Homs.