Gendron, Myre, Tessier^CA/QC

Aurélie Tessier is a composer, sound designer, and musician based in Montréal. Deeply invested in the craft of studio work and mixing, she brings this meticulous energy into her live performances. Her pieces often carry a critical lens on societal madness—reflecting on a metropolis driven by productivity and mass consumption. Collaboration plays a central role in her creative process, seen as a way to dismantle ego, break conventions, and bring ambitious projects to life. In this performance, she plays the saxophone with real-time sound processing.

Guillaume Myre is a sound composer and visual artist also living in Montréal. Inspired by moments of wonder discovered through sensory experimentation, he blends technology with imagination to sculpt immersive audiovisual experiences. His practice involves building custom systems where sound and image are tightly interwoven, creating conceptually rich environments. On stage, he blurs the lines between perception and illusion. For this project, he performs with his modular synthesizer system and leads the visual design.

Samuel Gendron is a multidisciplinary composer and sound designer working across interactive, instrumental, and electroacoustic music. His artistic focus lies in merging instrumental performance with digital arts and musical computing. Fascinated by technology, he develops interactive systems to extend instrumental expressivity and uncover new compositional pathways. In this collaboration with Aurélie and Guillaume, he contributes on augmented electric guitar.

Gendron, Myre, Tessier — Morphose
Live A/V | Canadian Premiere

In Morphose, Gendron, Myre, Tessier interweave saxophone, augmented guitar, and modular synthesis into a fluid audiovisual system. Blending ambient, dub techno, and noise, they craft evolving soundscapes that bend space and perception—live and in sync through TouchDesigner. A hypnotic interplay of tension, texture, and collective expression.