Guillaume Côté is a Quebec City-based multidisciplinary artist working in digital art since 2015. Recipient of over thirty project grants from major arts councils, he evolves within several artistic ecosystems; with Trames collective, he has developed a unique practice blending sound art and documentary, while with Falaises and Aubes collectives, he develops a maximalist abstract sensory approach. In 2022, he began a cycle of digital works based on his hypersensitivity to light, which will continue until 2026.
Adopting a methodology based on knowledge sharing, he is a well-presented instructor, having given more than a dozen workshops to the artistic community. At the same time, Côté puts a great deal of effort into democratizing sound art among young people; he has developed an online educational platform, Écho, aimed at a young audience, in addition to investing in co-creation projects with the community.
Versatile and a jack-of-all-trades, he has been commissioned by several centers (Phos, Sporobole, Avatar, RIDM) to produce works ranging from in-situ digital creations to installations and sound art. His work has been presented at renowned events such as Mutek (Montreal, Canada and Tokyo, Japan), Elektra (Montreal, Canada), Stereolux (Nantes, France), Intonal (Malmo, Sweden), LEV (Gijon, Spain), Gnration (Braga, Portugal), PRECTXE (Seoul, South Korea).
Photo credits (portrait): Sarah Senné