Born In Baie St Paul, Louis Tremblay grew up within a world where he would develop his artistic sense, in the beauty of Charlevoix. His father was a friend of the great painter René Richard. It is with them that he explored the landscapes of his surroundings and a passion for nature on the shores of the St Lawrence River. The artist soon was familiar with the lively changes happening when sky, sea and mountains intermingle and create infinite variations.

Such a heritage leaves a mark and one can find continuity in the artist's nervous character, the energy of his movement and the expressiveness of the landscapes he creates on canvas.

If he seems to take an adventurer's approach to the world that was painted before by the likes of Gagnon, Brymmer, Richard, Roberts or Jackson, it is that they are his masters and that he is ever curious in his will to push forward with their quest.

Tireless prospector, the inner landscape opens up to let Tremblay find a new dimension mirroring his own image transgressing into the world in a unique way.

Substance and fervour in the artist's lookout are naturally transmitted to the eye revealing all the emotions of the love of painting.