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Lori Tremblay


Though schooled in the philosophy and practice of Modernism I have always been drawn to ancient sources of knowledge and truth.  In recent years, my work has developed around the primeval story in the stars as recorded from pre-Chaldean times.  My aim to depict this story as geological mapping reflects the “fixed” nature of the stars referenced.  This metaphor of stars as stone developed from an initial spark regarding the relationship of starlight and color light from crystal formations.  Lori Tremblay
 "Lori Tremblay: Painting the Story" is a featured essay by the artist in the 2018 fall issue of The Maine Arts Journal. 
 click link above for an inviting look into Lori's hypothesis.

                                    "Leo Elevation"  oil on panel  12" x 12"                                                                                            "Broken Wing"  oil on panel  8" x 8"                                                                                                                           

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