An interactive artwork by Justin Lepitre, Maude Langlois, Jean-Christophe Zephir, Dominic Roberts and Noémie Poirier, students at UQAM.
The SAT Gallery will host a new exhibition presented in collaboration with the École des médias from UQAM: SPECTŌ, an interactive work created by second-year students in the Interactive Media program.
SPECTŌ is an immersive installation that explores the dynamics of observation and self-perception in a hyperconnected world. Through a pathway of suspended windows, the viewer becomes both the observer and the observed. Video sequences depicting everyday moments respond to the viewer’s presence, creating an ever-changing experience that shifts from subtle discomfort to direct confrontation. By reversing the roles, SPECTŌ sheds light on how voyeurism, self-exposure, and the impact of being watched can shape our perception and experience of the world.
After a selection process conducted by a panel of creative immersion experts at the SAT, SPECTŌ was selected from among several student proposals for its vision and originality.
Meet the emerging talents behind this piece at the vernissage!
