Sara Létourneau is a multidisciplinary artist working across visual arts, music, performance, video, and theatre. A hallmark of her practice is its hybridity and her frequent collaborations with other artists, creating works that blur boundaries between disciplines. The performative is central to her approach: through the body in motion, she explores the resonances of sound, gesture, and matter. Her performances often transform space into immersive environments where symbols and mythologies reveal new ways of perceiving the world. Since 2006, she has presented more than a hundred works in museums, galleries, theatres, artist-run centres, and festivals across Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. Beyond solo practice, she is also active in collective creations that combine sound, scenography, and physical presence.

Chantale Boulianne is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice revolves around gesture, movement, and the body in action. For more than 25 years, she has explored the body as both a site of testing and a medium of expression, investigating how physical experience shapes identity and perception. With a background in music, she later expanded into visual arts, design, and scenography, developing a language that bridges sound, image, and performance. She has collaborated on more than thirty interdisciplinary stage projects and presented her visual work in exhibitions across Quebec. Whether through performance or installation, Boulianne’s approach consistently places the body at the centre of her artistic inquiry, using it as a resonant instrument to explore the boundaries between inner experience and collective presence.