About Us

Yves Tremblay captures the landscape as one listens to a living memory. Originally from the Innu community of Pessamit, near Baie-Comeau, and now living in the Eastern Townships, he has been flying over Quebec for more than 30 years with a sensitivity shaped by his Indigenous heritage. From the sky, his gaze seeks not only to reveal the beauty of the landscapes, but also to bring forth their traces, their connections, and their silent stories.

Bringing together images taken across the province, the exhibition unveils spectacular, ever-changing, and profoundly vibrant landscapes. Acclaimed with several international awards, Yves Tremblay's photographs offer a sensitive interpretation of Quebec's natural landscape.

Presented at the Marais de la Rivière-aux-Cerises, this exhibition invites us to see the land differently and to experience its full scope. Each photograph becomes an act of attentiveness to the Earth, reminding us of the importance of understanding it better in order to better preserve it.

This project was made possible thanks to the financial contribution of the Hélène and Paul Desmarais family, as well as the collaboration of the Innu artist.