"In a more general sense, my work is about our ideas around place as a whole and the sense of multiple and yet simultaneously layered experiences of landscape we all have. We all have false memories of places we have never been to, may that be the rock formations of Arizona, Niagara Falls or the idea of the California sun washing colors. We are in an age where nature is pictured in everything from films and photographs to theme park attractions, computer games, and advertisements, from pages to screens to physical spaces and back again. These simulations and reproductions of diverse landscapes get combined with our own memory of places and create these vaguely familiar places we have never been too, or an odd feeling of knowing somewhere when it is our first time setting foot there."
- Joani Tremblay