Pierre Tremblay is an interdisciplinary artist and an educator based in France. His practice combines new technologies with video, interrogating the changing flux of perception. Tremblay’s work can be found in Paris in the collections of the Musée Carnavalet, the Bibliothèque nationale, and the Musée Rodin, as well as in the Louise Bourgeois Archives, housed at the Easton Foundation in New York. Tremblay is a Professor Emeritus at Toronto Metropolitan University. Exhibitions of note include Art is Like a Game, 300 Days of Indulgence – Negotiating with the Beyond, Continuum, Portraits in a Sentence, Pools, Meta Incognita at The Photographers’ Gallery – The Wall, London, England and Dans la nuit des images, at the Grand Palais, Paris. Also featured at De Appel Amsterdam, at Social 2023 at the CICA Museum in Seoul and the Pingyao International Photography Festival. Art is like a game, a major immersive retrospective was presented at InterAccess, Toronto 2024, and in 2025, Tremblay was invited to an exhibition of his work at the Fujian Huang Photographic Art Museum in China. Many of his films explore artistic practice, including collaborations with artists working in a variety of media in Canada and internationally.