This research and innovation project aims to develop an immersive digital application designed to improve young adults’ mental health by reducing anxiety and eco-anxiety, while strengthening engagement with museums.
The application combines visual arts, artificial intelligence, and sounds drawn from living ecosystems based on Impressionist works, offering an immersive experience that fosters positive emotions, well-being, and reconnection with nature. The project is grounded in a living lab that brings together cultural, scientific, and technological partners, and benefits from public and institutional funding.

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Practices of care for others and the living world
This episode features a conversation with with Naila Kuhlmann, a researcher at Centre HUPR in Montréal, and Marie Di Caro, a master’s student in visual and media arts at UQAM, recorded alongside the conference “Research-Creation, Digital Creativity and Social Transformations”, organized by the CREAT in collaboration with Hexagram, in May 2026.
Financed by the Fonds de recherche du Québec, Society and Culture sector, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
Innovation and remediation: Two perspectives on digital creativity
This episode features a conversation with Valérie Payen Jean Baptiste, postdoctoral researcher at TÉLUQ University, and Yan Breuleux, professor at NAD-UQAC School, recorded alongside the conference “Research-Creation, Digital Creativity and Social Transformations”, organized by the CREAT in collaboration with Hexagram, in May 2026.
Financed by the Fonds de recherche du Québec, Society and Culture sector, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
Regional Culture – Field Experiences
Two cultural sector professionals working in regional areas, Mélanie Girard, Executive Director of the Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent, and Éric Gagnon, Community Development Officer at Culture Côte-Nord, share their career paths and provide insight into on-the-ground realities.