JÉRÉMIE Boudreault equals passion and freedom of expression
From her adolescence she followed the children of Chénier and discovered a fragmented theater that was played out in the center of the spectators. She found free creators who opened a door to the imagination and created dreams where angels and demons confronted each other. Then she attended Hair, the musical from England, which propelled her into a world that would never leave her: multidisciplinarity.
After the Saint-Hyacinthe theater option, she performed at the LNI. Robert Gravel and Jean-Pierre Ronfart with the Nouveau Théâtre expérimental excited her, she would like to be part of it, but since she is already the mother of two young children, she chooses to create the impossible in the region. His first immersive installations are presented in recognized professional venues: at the Théâtre La Chapelle in Montreal, in the lobby of the Théâtre de la Ville in Longueuil, at the Vieux Presbytère in Saint-Bruno and at the Expression gallery in Saint-Hyacinthe. In 1996, she and two other visual artists renovated an abandoned gas station, which would become Arts Station, a place for the dissemination of alternative culture in all its forms. Once again, she uses open-ended multidisciplinarity to better amalgamate it.
For 14 years, as an ideator and artistic director, she created, reinvented herself and gave multiple artists the chance to share the creative happening. Finally, from May 2 to July 11, 2021, the Musée des beaux-arts de Mont-Saint-Hilaire offers her on a silver platter, a solo exhibition:
Le miroir agité, an immersive theatrical installation in three tableaux. For 75 days, Jérémie Boudreault welcomes visitors and school groups to this immersive work where hope coexists with fate.
She is also the founder and artistic director of the international project, Créations-sur-le-champ land art in Mont-Saint-Hilaire in partnership with the city. This year will be the 18th edition. She continues her work as a hybrid artist in her studio in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, and in 2025, she dares to move to Versailles. Ozer Versailles an installation inspired by the ice palace in the style of Jérémie.