Charlotte Clermont creates a dialogue between video and audio explorations to examine our perceptions of reality. The performative aspect of her practice, driven by the desire to transcend the illusiveness of lived moments, is embodied in her unique way of working with analogue recording devices. Using materials from her immediate environment, she works on the chemical sensitivity of film through multiple alterations, leaving a large space to chance. She holds a BA in Studio Arts from Concordia University and lives and works in Montreal. Her work has been presented in Canada and internationally at festivals and exhibitions, including the International Festival of Films on Art (Canada), Fracto (Germany), the Festival des cinémas différents et expérimentaux de Paris (France), IFF Rotterdam (Netherlands), Künstlerhaus Bethanian (Germany), CROSSROADS (United States), Arctic Moving Image and Film Festival (Norway) and the Edinburgh International Film Festival (Scotland). He was a resident artist at Studio Kura (Japan), Signal Culture (United States), Fusion Gallery (Italy) and Shiro Oni (Japan).