ART PARTNERS
Cosmovision Records is an independent music label rooted in organic house, downtempo, and electronic folklore. Based in Montréal and connected to an international network of artists, the label brings together diverse cultural influences, blending traditional sounds with contemporary electronic production. Built around a multidisciplinary and multicultural approach, Cosmovision explores the intersection between music, visual identity, and storytelling. Its releases reflect a commitment to cultural depth, artistic collaboration, and evolving sonic landscapes.
Hubblo is an innovative and pioneering company exclusively dedicated to immersive works and installations. With its unique expertise in immersive formats and a strong international network, Hubblo offers the first and most comprehensive turnkey solution on the market for immersive experiences. Hubblo is now a key player in the cultural sector and the digital industry.
A Room With A View is an independent music label founded by Philippe Darrimont, focused on contemporary electronic music and forward-thinking artistic curation. Built around a collective of artists exploring diverse electronic territories, the label emphasizes atmosphere, depth, and sonic identity. Its approach is rooted in collaboration, bringing together producers, musicians, and creators who share a vision of electronic music as an evolving and expressive form. Through its releases and artist network, A Room With A View contributes to a refined and immersive electronic landscape, where sound, emotion, and creative direction are closely intertwined.
INSITUTIONAL PARTNERS
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is a public film production and distribution organization dedicated to creating and supporting documentary, animation, and interactive works.
Founded in 1939, the NFB plays a key role in Canada’s cultural landscape, producing award-winning films that explore social, political, and human stories from diverse perspectives. It is internationally recognized for its innovation in storytelling and its contribution to cinematic and digital arts.
The Société des arts technologiques (SAT) is a Montréal-based cultural organization dedicated to the development, creation, and presentation of digital and immersive arts.
Recognized internationally, the SAT brings together artists, researchers, and technologists to explore new forms of audiovisual expression, particularly in fields such as immersive environments, sound, and visual innovation. Through its programming, research labs, and iconic dome space, it plays a leading role in shaping the future of media arts and live experiences.
The Canada Council for the Arts is the national public arts funder, supporting and promoting artistic creation across the country. Through its programs, the Council fosters a diverse and evolving cultural landscape, backing artists and organizations in music, visual arts, performance, and multidisciplinary practices. It plays a central role in strengthening Canada’s cultural presence both nationally and internationally.
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