Véro Marengère, an audiovisual artist residing and working in Montréal/tiohtià:ke, traverses the realms of video art, 3D modeling, audiovisual performance, and experimental music. Her artistic exploration revolves around the interplay of hybrid forms of existence and our connection with the virtual dimensions of life. Marengère's creative process is boundlessly open, driven by intuition and invocation, allowing her to imbue profound meanings beneath a veneer of aesthetic naïveté. Originally recognized as a sound artist following her studies in digital music, Véro Marengère seamlessly transitioned to audiovisuality as her primary medium. Whether expressing herself through music or visuals, her concepts increasingly gravitate towards the figurative, the esoteric, and the vividly hued. Captivated by the transformative potential of the arts, she remains dedicated to serving the indigenous community of tiohtià:ke, a commitment that significantly influences her artistic stance.
Her artistic endeavors have graced prestigious venues such as the Centre Phi, Mutek, Soundimage (UK), Off Festival Jazz, Akousma, MAPP Mmontréal, POP Montréal, Lumifest, La Cinémathèque Québécoise, CMMAS (ME), NAISA (ON), and Cafe Oto (UK).
Véro Marengère, an audiovisual artist residing and working in Montréal/tiohtià:ke, traverses the realms of video art, 3D modeling, audiovisual performance, and experimental music. Her artistic exploration revolves around the interplay of hybrid forms of existence and our connection with the virtual dimensions of life. Marengère's creative process is boundlessly open, driven by intuition and invocation, allowing her to imbue profound meanings beneath a veneer of aesthetic naïveté. Originally recognized as a sound artist following her studies in digital music, Véro Marengère seamlessly transitioned to audiovisuality as her primary medium. Whether expressing herself through music or visuals, her concepts increasingly gravitate towards the figurative, the esoteric, and the vividly hued. Captivated by the transformative potential of the arts, she remains dedicated to serving the indigenous community of tiohtià:ke, a commitment that significantly influences her artistic stance.
Her artistic endeavors have graced prestigious venues such as the Centre Phi, Mutek, Soundimage (UK), Off Festival Jazz, Akousma, MAPP Mmontréal, POP Montréal, Lumifest, La Cinémathèque Québécoise, CMMAS (ME), NAISA (ON), and Cafe Oto (UK).
