Sabrina Ratté & Guillaume Arseneault^{CA/QC/FR + CA/QC}

Sabrina Ratté is a Canadian artist alternating between Montréal and Marseille. Her artistic practice is centered on the numerous manifestations of digital imaging: analog video, 3D animation, photography, prints, virtual reality and installations. She constantly integrates new techniques in order to support her work’s underlying themes, namely the psychological influence of architecture and digital environments on our perceptions of the world and the relationships we form with our digital selves. She was nominated for the Sobey Award in 2019 and 2020, and her art has been showcased from Montréal to Tokyo, by way of Paris, New York and Shanghai.

Guillaume Arseneault manipulates pixels, bytes, photons and wavelengths in order to create innovative and interactive experiences. Fascinated by all things digital, electric and living, he combines various communication technologies in order to create interactive instruments where effort plays a major role. From immersive installations to architectural installations and with a focus on sound, light and technological design, his artistic practice is fueled by diversity.

Sabrina Ratté & Guillaume Arseneault ^{CA/QC/FR + CA/QC} — Distributed Memories

Distributed Memories is an installation depicting the interweaving of electronic and human memories, the influence that an external observer has on the way we interpret our recollections and the dialogue between technology and the creative process. Guillaume Arseneault and Sabrina Ratté put forward an interactive installation in which the sequences of images and sounds are influenced by the public’s very presence. Sound design by Roger Tellier Craig.