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Nadine's interests lie in the relationship between architecture, music, visual arts and contemporary dance/theatre. Each of these disciplines has influenced her work and process as an artist and performer. Architecture as a form that facilitates the understanding of three dimensionality has led her to consider the interior structure of the body as well as its relationship to the environment. The foundations of music theory have enabled her to understand the innate rhythms, dynamics, melodies, and so forth of the body in motion, dancing as well as vocalizing.

Not easy to bend to the exercise of describing my interdisciplinary work without feeling like I'm rambling. We can say that I've been practicing since 1983. In Quebec, I'm considered an unclassifiable artist and a lighthouse for interdisciplinarity.

Some know me as Zazalie Z., others as Nathalie Dion. I've been a playful participant in the arts for several years now. I maintain a strictly undisciplined artistic diet; in other words, a multidisciplinary approach. I explore the art of singing, play with experimental chords, and distract myself (and others) with unusual sounds and words, presenting my sonic poetry at Montreal venues like Festival international de la littérature, Société des arts technologiques (SAT), Casa Del Popolo, Café Ludik, and Cégep du Vieux-Montréal (part of a debate on excess consumption).

Naufús Figueroa is a Guatemalan-Canadian inter-disciplinary artist working in video, installation, and performance. His work looks at various issues relating to War and
Diaspora.

Fournier has her roots in Quebec, Trinidad, Antigua and St-Kitts. In
the late 1980's and early 1990's Nicole Fournier was active doing
multimedia performance, alongside being a painter and graphic designer
in audiovisual. She re-emerged with her involvement in la Centrale in
the late 90?s, soon to follow was the exhibiting of installation work
and the taking up of performance once again through Play Group, as well
as doing solo performance work.