Pierre Nadeau

His oils with tawny colors and contrasting shapes deliver to you the wild beauty of a rich and intact nature.

Inspired by the works of the Group of Seven, particularly, by those of one of the greatest Canadian painters, Tom Thomson, he interpret with emotion the nature with which he share precious moments. He is fascinated by the luminosity and the play of shadows of the landscapes that he transpose onto canvas with rigor and confidence.

His first exhibition took place at the Laurier Museum in Artabaska, Quebec. He is 16 years old and all his production flew away during the opening. Since 1986, his works are available in art galleries. He is the recipient of a medal awarded by the Société Académique Arts Sciences Lettres, Paris.

The subjects he choose are delivered to you in an impressionist style that captures moods, movement and shapes. Each of his paintings introduces you to his faithful accomplice, la Lumière.