Image designer (Canada)

Lionel Arnould studied at the École des Beaux Arts in Épinal, France, and was introduced to the world of computer graphics in 1991. After moving to Canada in 1995, he discovered the artistic aspects of multimedia while working on several projects for Ex Machina (1984, The Dragon’s Trilogy, and The Busker’s Opera). Since that time he has specialized in video projection design and has worked on numerous contemporary music projects (including Gryphon Trio’s Constantinople and John Oswald’s Radiant), contemporary theatre (Théâtre Péril and Théâtre Blanc), and museum installations (Quebec’s Museum of Civilization).