Jean-Michel Jarre is a visionary musician who has consistently driven technological innovation throughout his career. As a pioneer of electronic music, he has made a name for himself in areas such as multi-channel audio technology, VR performances, and the metaverse. Jarre is a UNESCO ambassador and a dedicated environmentalist, awarded the Stephen Hawking Medal for scientific communication.

With 22 studio albums, he has sold over 85 million records worldwide and received numerous awards. Jarre has performed concerts at some of the world's most iconic landmarks, including the Great Pyramids, the Forbidden City, and the Eiffel Tower, and has set several Guinness World Records for the highest concert attendance. His recent projects include the immersive work "OXYMORE" and a livestream concert from a virtual Notre Dame, which attracted over 75 million viewers in 2021.