IregularCA/QC
For Iregular, a Montreal-based digital art studio, Interaction is at the core of it all. It is only the relationship between the people and the piece that finalizes the artwork and gives it meaning. These artworks experiment with geometry, light, sound, mathematics, algorithms, communication protocols, and artificial intelligence, with the goal to spark curiosity and wonder through a dialogue between the public and the living artwork, an experience that varies with each different personal point of view.
Iregular also develops its own proprietary technologies. Iregular was founded in 2010 by Colombian Canadian digital artist Daniel Iregui. The team is completed by Eloi Beauchamp, Hind Azennar, Olivier Gagnon, Célia Genevois, Guillaume Turgeon, Hugo St-Onge, Nicolas Prud’homme, Xavier Tremblay, Manon Andréa Leroy, Alice Sanz, Dana Ryashy, Etienne Deniger, Joseph Battesti, Mariam Assaf, Aurelia Ciocanu, and Roger Caron.
For Canadian collective Iregular, innovation is completed with the energy of each person, having interaction as an essential element of their installations, mega sculptures, sets and architectural interventions. Under the direction of Daniel Iregui, this multidisciplinary ensemble has toured in more than 30 countries with a catalog that includes nearly 50 projects and will debut at MUTEK MX with its more experimental side.
MUTEK MX reconoce el apoyo del Consejo de las Artes de Canadá y el apoyo financiero del Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec.
Who
A Montreal-based digital art studio that creates audiovisual installations, large-scale sculptures, architectural projections, and scenographies with a focus on interactive and immersive experiences.
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Iregular crew also specializes in set designs for concerts and festivals. Among his most relevant projects is the stage design for several editions of the Draaimolen festival in Tilburg, Netherlands.
