Jérémie Martineau is a Tiohtià:ke/Montreal-based audiovisual artist, composer and researcher, active in experimental and visual music. Under the supervision of professor Myriam Boucher, he is currently a lecturer and student in the Doctorate in Music, Composition and Sound Creation program at UdeM. His research-creation project seeks to induce vulnerable states in spectators, making them reconsider their relationship with themselves, others and the environment. Her polymorphous approach combines audiovisual performance, videomusic, instrumental, mixed and acousmatic composition and installation. His work develops an intimacy-based approach to the digital arts, using tools such as audiovisual spatialization, sound-image relations, field recording, noise and silence to articulate a sensitive multisensory experience.

Since 2024, he teaches at the Faculté de Musique de l'Université de Montréal (CA).

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His work is funded by several research and creation grants and has been presented internationally at festivals such as ICMC (US), SOUND/IMAGE (UK), The Performing Media Festival (US), AV@CMU (US), and NoiseFloor (UK, PT). 

His research has been presented at several symposiums at institutions such as OICRM (CA), CIRMMT (CA), Université de Montréal (CA), University of Greenwich (UK) and LCCT (UK). He won the JTTP prize from the Canadian Electroacoustic Community (CEC) for his work Distractions, Horizons in 2022 and the Student Award from the Centre Interdisciplinaire de Recherche en Musique, Médias et Technologies (CIRMMT) in 2024, for his psychophysiological research on immersion.

He is a member of CIRMMT, OICRM and Le Collaboratif.