Soirée Composite #45

This 45th edition of Composite is presented as part of LUMINO pro, an international forum dedicated to transforming winter into a cultural season through innovation in public spaces, placemaking, and light art.

Composite is a quarterly networking event dedicated to digital creativity. It was born from an initiative of the Conseil des arts de Montréal and is coordinated by MAPP_MTL in collaboration with key players in Montréal’s digital ecosystem. The event’s mission is to create a recurring meeting space between the arts and the digital industry, fostering encounters and cross-pollination between creators, artist-run centres, organizations, companies, and digital professionals.

SELECTED PROJECTS

• Installation lumineuse et interactive Parallèles — Transversal studio Hamie Robitaille
• World Creation Studio — PHI Centre Showcase Milo Reinhardt
• DICE — Iregular Alice Sanz et Dana Ryashy
• Natural Static IRL — Jonathan Chomko
• Espace Accalmie — Paysages Charles Montambault
• Les NōKS — Lucion by Julie Guénnéguès and Emilie de Carufel

MINUTES COMPOSITE

• LAB-545 : Nouvel écosystème artistique montréalais – Eastern Bloc & Ateliers Belleville — Alicia Turgeon & Alexis Bellavance
• Biennale ELEKTRA Montréal 2026: F(R)ICTION — Lynn Hughes & Ida Toft
• Molior: 25 ans de diffusion à l’international — Molior — Aurélie Besson
• [Transformational Immersive Experiences] Art Residencies [Temple Playgrounds] — Alfonso Hernandez
• Journée d’études sur le vidéomapping — Rad Gagnon
• Village Numérique — MUTEK Montréal
• La Piscine — Nelly Markovsky
• Innovation SAT — Alexandra Marin
• Aude Guivarc’h Studio
• CODEX — Theo Le Roux
• Lydia Yakonowsky

ABOUT THE CO-ORGANIZER

The Partenariat du Quartier des spectacles is a non-profit organization with 85 active members in the area. It enables key players in the area to coordinate their efforts and collaborate together. It is supported by the City of Montreal and various partners. The Partenariat du Quartier des spectacles’ mission is to actively contribute, alongside public authorities and various stakeholders in the neighborhood, to the cultural development and promotion of the Quartier des Spectacles, integrating urban, tourist, social, and economic dimensions into all of its efforts. It is known as the creator of LUMINO, a vast exhibition of light installations in downtown Montreal, which has become a must-see attraction during the winter season.