Arnaud Spick-Saucier is a transdisciplinary artist and creator from Quebec, Canada. Pianist, composer, mixing engineer, artistic coach, actor, and board game designer, his work moves across disciplines while remaining driven by the same core impulse: a pursuit of hidden meanings, the sublime, and the kind of liminal space where something shifts without being able to name exactly why.

His musical roots are in film scores and soundtracks, deepened by university studies in jazz and composition, and years of live performance across Canada. As the pianist and composer behind the quartet SHPIK, he helped craft a musical world that draws from jazz, the great outdoors, and the vast. Bold, impressionistic, and full of soft-edged complexity, the band's three albums sit somewhere between introspection and open space, and earned the TD Grand Jazz Award at the Montreal International Jazz Festival in 2018.

His solo work pushes further into neo-classical and atmospheric territory. Compositions that sit still on the surface while something unresolved moves underneath, shaped by progressive rock rhythms, classical phrasing, and the sonic worlds of film and video game scores, all filtered through an impressionist sensibility.

Beyond his own projects, Arnaud regularly collaborates across artistic disciplines, with poets, painters, filmmakers, and other creators, bringing his musical voice into worlds that aren't strictly musical.