Sylvain Aubé
Mathieu Troussel
Alexandre Pariseau
Alexandre is a composer and digital artist driven by the quest for the unspeakable. His practice centers on the metamorphosis of samples and their spatialization into soundscapes through the development of generative and interactive systems. A graduate of UQAM’s Interactive Media program, Alexandre has been presenting his immersive film "Biliminal" since 2021. Co-directed with Francis Drouin, the film has been shown at the Society for Arts and Technology, the MUTEK festival in Montreal, and more recently, at the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) in Australia.
Hamie Robitaille
oLivier Landry-Gagnon
oLivier is an interdisciplinary artist. Also known as gLoart, he specializes in sound and live art. As a self-taught artist, he has long been experimenting with blending different artistic media such as sound, song, digital art, light, and movement to create unique performative works. Since 2016, he has been composing and producing music for theater, circus, and dance productions, often appearing in performances. He is also the author, composer, and performer of the French-language industrial trip hop project, gLohm.
Anaëlle Lacoste
Through her experiences with authentic movement and somatic education, Anaëlle has honed her sensitivity to the interplay between symbolism, the body, and human thought, all of which fuel her writing. She is the author and designer of multidisciplinary collaborative projects that gather creators from diverse backgrounds. She is co-founder of the Elles fallait collective, which presents artistic performances at the intersection of culinary art and literature.
Ganesh Baron Aloir
CiÖ Collective
CiÖ is a Montreal-based collective comprising Ganesh Baron Aloir, Anaëlle Lacoste, Hamie Robitaille, oLivier Landry-Gagnon, and Alexandre Pariseau. Formed through a series of collaborations between Ganesh, Anaëlle, Hamie, and oLivier during artistic residencies (Maison de la culture Marie-Uguay, Plateau-Mont-Royal), the group crystallises a sensitive, immersive, and technological approach to mental health issues. Winner of a 2024 NUMIX Award in the Digital Art category for the CiÖ installation, the collective continues its research at the crossroads of interactive installation, sensory design, poetic narration and generative design.
Ludociels
Pierre Zovilé
Hugo Nadeau
Éloi Angers-Roy
Éloi Angers-Roy is an artist working with images (digital, pictorial, video) on the Tio'Tià:ke/Mooniyang/Montréal territory. A master's candidate in anthropology (Université de Montréal), his artistic research is currently focused on :
- The discursive unpredictability of artistic expression and its potential for upheaval.
- the banality of the spectrum, systemic abstraction.
- the concrete experience of collaboration.
Photo credit :
Éloi Angers-Roy
Léonie Bélanger
Dance artist based in Tiohtià :ke/Mooniyang/Montréal, Léonie Bélanger completed a bachelor's degree in contemporary dance at the UQÀM (2021) and has since pursued a career as a performer and creator. She has worked with Caroline Laurin-Beaucage, Catherine Lavoie-Marcus, Danièle Desnoyers/Le Carré des Lombes, Chélanie Beaudin-Quintin and Alejandro Sajgalik, among others. Léonie gravitates towards an expanded practice of the body, which leads her to explore collaborative, interdisciplinary and digital forms of work. In her creative work, she seeks to understand how the body can bridge different realities, both lived and imagined. Since 2021, she has been exploring the notion of the digital body as she pursues research at the intersection of dance, visual art and digital art with interdisciplinary artist Éloi Angers-Roy. She is also presenting : L’Absolu est absurde (2022), Égo et cheval : acte 2 (2023), Corps. Route. Ride. (2023) and ALTERMUNDI (2024), hybrid creations of dance, improvisation and science fiction by the Projet Alterdogs collective, which she co-directs with Claire Pearl.
