his "postmodern" work simply seeks to revitalize French-language pop. Visual arts and choreography play a prominent role in Pierre Lapointe's work, given his background in graphic arts and theatre. He works with dancers and many contemporary artists, particularly when producing music videos, and he often includes them on stage. Lapointe has been influenced by visual artists like Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami and Montreal native David Altmejd, whom he credits as a major inspiration for Mutantès In 2016, he collaborated with the French designer Matali Crasset, who designed the scenography for Amours, délices et orgues. Having been introduced to the Bauhaus and Dada movements at a young age, several of his shows (such as Mutantès) give the impression of being performance art. Lapointe has lamented the indifferent attitude toward contemporary art expressed in modern society and education. Discography Studio albums Remix albums Live albums Songs / Videos 2004: "Le Columbarium" 2005: "Tel un seul homme" 2006: "Deux par deux rassemblés" 2007: "Qu'en est-il de la chance?" 2009: "Je reviendrai" 2009: "Au bar des suicidés" 2013: "La Sexualité" (with Random Recipe) 2013: "Nos Joies Répétitives" 2017: "Sais tu vraiment qui tu es" Collaborations 2004: Various artists, Un dimanche à Kyoto, songs, tales and nursery rhymes by Gilles Vigneault: La Petite Adèle, La Petite Annette, C'est le vieux Pipo, Comptine en mode zen (with Ariane Moffatt, Garou, Luce Dufault, Luc De Larochellière, Martin Léon and Jessica Vigneault) 2005: Various artists, Aujourd'hui encore... Hommage à Charles Aznavour, Les plaisirs démodés (avec le Consort contemporain de Québec) 2006: Malajube, Trompe-l'oeil vocals on Montréal-40° 2006: Various artists, Salut Joe! Hommage à Joe Dassin, Les yeux d'Émilie 2007: Plaza Musique, L'amour et l'Occident, vocals on La ville aux deux soleils 2010: Young Artists for Haiti, K'naan's Wavin' Flag References External links Pierre Lapointe (official website) 1981 births Living people Audiogram (label) artists Canadian pop singers French Quebecers Singers from Quebec People from Alma, Quebec French-language singers of Canada 21st-century Canadian male singers Félix Award winners Canadian LGBT singers Canadian gay musicians