Cyrielle Tremblay

장소: Quebec City

타고난: 1987

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Cyrielle Tremblay is a Quebec-based artist who builds dreamlike worlds where she mixes poetic composition with touches of humor and traces of popular culture. Her creative process is deeply rooted in the public space, where she constructs dreamlike universes that often incorporate memory, poetry, humor, or absurdity. Tremblay's work is influenced by her experiences in both Mexico and Quebec, and she shares her time between these two places. She has created some of her most significant murals in Quebec City, including her largest work to date on the paroi de béton bordant la côte de la Pente-Douce. Tremblay's art is part of the free art movement, which stems from the free-culture movement, and all her murals immediately enter the public domain as free content or open content when they are created. Her work has been showcased in various festivals, including the MURAL Festival in Montreal and the London Film Festival.