Jérémie Queyras is a French-German artist who engages in practices ranging from oil painting and portraiture to performance art, often taking inspiration from poetry and music. His works have been exhibited in major cultural hubs such as London, Paris, New York, Shanghai, Basel, Barcelona, and Vienna.

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Jérémie Queyras has delivered over 20 performances across Europe, collaborating with prominent musicians such as Béatrice Martin, Charlotte Spruit, and Jean-Guihen Queyras, performing in countries including France, Italy, Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, Greece, Belgium, and the Netherlands. His appearances range from major festivals and biennales to intimate concerts, often featuring innovative programs and partnerships with leading ensembles and soloists. He has performed at venues such as the Scène Nationale d’Orléans and the Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ (Amsterdam), and collaborated with the Ensemble intercontemporain (2025) for a community outreach project in the Cité de la musique/Philharmonie de Paris, where he led 200 young people through painting processes related to music. In 2021, he won the first price together with violinist Charlotte Spruit at the international Goodmesh competition for interdisciplinary performances. 

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As a researcher interested in the philosophy of art, he has presented papers about art and artificial intelligence at international conferences, including the xCoAx Conference in Weimar 2023, and Treviso 2024, with research covering human-machine interactions and the role of art in human and artificial consciousness.

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In 2023, he was awarded a Master of Fine Art in Transdisciplinary New Media at Paris College of Art. He graduated from the Art Academy London in 2019, where he studied painting under renowned artists including Tim Benson, James Bland, Tai Shan Schierenberg, Susanne du Toit and Brendan Kelly. He was subsequently awarded a residency at Leo Gallery Shanghai.

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In Australia, Jérémie Queyras is represented exclusively by Offmarket Gallery. He currently resides and works in Paris, France and Berlin, Germany.