Danny Perreault is a researcher and artist in the field of digital creation. He teaches immersive and interactive experiences creation at the Écoles des médias of the Université du Québec à Montréal. His research-creation practice focuses on collaborative processes and digital scenographies. His work takes on various forms, including light scenography, video-laser installations, and interactive works presented in public spaces. He also explores collaborative creative approaches such as electronic and audiovisual jams. He is the co-founder of the Media Creation Beyond the Human Research Group (mXlab) and a co-investigator member of Hexagram, an international research-creation network in arts, cultures, and technologies.
Danny Perreault is a co-creator engaged in artistic projects at the crossroads of performing arts, digital technologies, and artificial intelligence. His recent works include Popmolle (Agora de la danse, Montréal, 2023), a choreographic performance where dancers, robots, lights, and materials interact, as well as Public Space, Latent Space (MUTEK, Montréal, 2025), an installation exploring co-creation with an artificial agent in the urban environment. Active for more than twenty years in international digital creation networks, he develops experimental works—performances, audiovisual installations, and interactive environments—presented both on stage and in public spaces. He has created and produced over fifteen projects showcased at more than thirty events and festivals, including Elektra (Montréal), Sight & Sound (Montréal), Electric Fields (Ottawa), Biennale Némo (Paris), Scopitone (Nantes), Mapping Festival (Geneva), Cimatics (Brussels), E-FEST (Tunis), and Afropixel (Dakar). He has also published and presented his research in several journals and conferences, such as the Revue de l’Université de Moncton, New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME), the Association francophone pour le savoir (ACFAS), and the International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA).
