Iregular

Established in 2010 in Montreal, Canada, Iregular is a digital art studio. Immersive and interactive experiences are its forte, which are typically seen in large-scale installations, audiovisual sculptures, architectural projects, and scenographies. Iregular's visual arts blend art and technology to create experimental works in mathematics, geometry, light and sound, typography, and communication protocols. They also approach algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) with their self-developed technologies. The studio explores infinite combinations generated by interactive systems, which can be changed and controlled by the public. For this company, interaction is crucial and is called to play a role. It is only through interaction between people and the artwork that an art piece can acquire its final form and its meaning. In over 25 countries, Iregular has presented its work. In The Netherlands, they had one solo exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum and 5 solo shows in Montreal, as well as many important exhibitions at Mutek, BIAN, Mapping Festival, Chroniques Biennale, Elektra, Glow, Draaimolen, Elektra, Glow, Lumiere, Dubai Design Week, B39, Arttech, Arttech, Festival du Nouveau Cinema, Festival du Nouveau Cinema, Aurora Festival, and Dubai Design Week. WNDR Museum in Chicago and the Museo de Antioquia of Medellin in Colombia and the Collection du Mouvement Desjardins at Montreal.