Jean-Philippe Jullin, a sound and audiovisual artist, is currently pursuing a master's degree in composition and sound creation at the Université de Montréal. His artistic path lies at the intersection of art and technology, where he explores the possibilities of co-creation with machines through interactive and immersive systems. Recipient of scholarships for excellence from the Faculty of Music and funded by the Fonds de Recherche du Québec (FRQSC), his compositional work has been acclaimed by Musicworks magazine and the JTTP competition. He also took part in the latest conference on musical creativity through artificial intelligence. Beyond his academic career, Jean-Philippe is actively involved in collaborative artistic projects. He uses emerging technologies to create experiences of active contemplation that question our perception of space and time.
