US EditionBaie-Comeau : Doris Tremblay Paints the Forest on the Forest - Le Nord-Côtier
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Sometimes, inspiration grows between the roots of a dead tree. This is the case for Doris Tremblay, a 60-year-old artist who traded the traditional canvas for a slightly wilder support: mushrooms! And not any one, polypores picked from the dead trunks of trees in the forests of the North Shore."It's been a long time since I started, in 2008. I made canvases, then one day, at the cottage with my daughter, we painted our first mushrooms, just to o…
Sometimes, inspiration grows between the roots of a dead tree. This is the case for Doris Tremblay, a 60-year-old artist who traded the traditional canvas for a slightly wilder support: mushrooms! And not any one, polypores picked from the dead trunks of trees in the forests of the North Shore."It's been a long time since I started, in 2008. I made canvases, then one day, at the cottage with my daughter, we painted our first mushrooms, just to o…
Sometimes, inspiration grows between the roots of a dead tree. This is the case for Doris Tremblay, a 60-year-old artist who traded the traditional canvas for a slightly wilder support: mushrooms! And not any one, polypores picked from the dead trunks of trees in the forests of the North Shore."It's been a long time since I started, in 2008. I made canvases, then one day, at the cottage with my daughter, we painted our first mushrooms, just to o…
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