A Perte De Vue

Jacques Poirier captures the subtle ruggedness of Quebec’s Laurentians, North Shore, and Charlevoix with restrained palettes that emphasize light, shade, and seasonal shifts. Over 35 years, his plein-air practice has explored Canada’s diverse landscapes, yet Quebec remains his central muse. His nuanced use of color and tonal variation reveals a profound connection to nature’s quiet beauty, making each work a contemplative study of place and light.