Myriam BoucherCA/QC
Myriam Boucher is a musical and visual composer whose practice unfolds primarily through audiovisual performance, electronic and contemporary music, VJing, and site-specific creation. Her work explores the relational dynamics between sound, image, and space, engaging sites as active agents in the compositional process.
Through immersive setups and diverse audiovisual environments, she develops an ecological and perceptual approach in which listening, light, the materiality of surfaces, and spatialization become essential components of the experience. Her performances are shaped by their contexts—clubs, concert halls, museums, public spaces—and examine how architecture, volume, and flows influence multisensory and intersensory reception. She conceives audiovisual art as a transformative practice capable of temporarily reconfiguring our relationship to space and to the collective.
This practice also extends into her role as Professor of Digital Music at the Université de Montréal, where her research-creation projects focus on audiovisual perception and practices. Her work is published by Routledge and Palgrave Macmillan.
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