Sylvain Tremblay, Canadian (1966 - )

A young and promising artist, Tremblay’s new style is defined by creating pieces that draw inspiration from the obvious. Tremblay’s monochromatic shapes and immortal figures impose a tense duality between the still life and the 3-dimensional world.

Using the materials as a metaphor, Tremblay’s work provides the viewer with a dynamic experience – one that is both viscerally introspective and physically reflective of the inaccessible human spirit.

Sylvain Tremblay’s work has been exhibited throughout Canada and the United States.

SpeedSource team owner and driver Sylvain Tremblay has raced since winning the first race he ever entered-an SCCA autocross at age 16. Over the years the love of racing turned into business, and now eight years after establishing SpeedSource in 1995, Sylvain Tremblay finds himself running a fleet of Porsches. After finishing second in the Grand Sports Championship several times in the late 90's in a Mazda RX-7 Twin Turbo, Tremblay put together a career season in 2001 scoring 7 wins on the way to the Triple Crown Championship. In 2004 Tremblay took home his second professional Championship when he won the Grand Am Cup Sport Touring title. The 2004 season was the debut year for the team's Mazda RX-8 program.

• 1993 SCCA ITS Champion
  
• 1993 SCCA Regional Driver of the Year
  
• 1997 PSR Speedvision Cup Rising Star
  
• 1997 PSR Speedvision Cup Driver Champion runner-up
  
• 1998 PSR Speedvision Cup Driver Champion runner-up
  
• 1998 SCCA ITS Florida Enduro Champion
  
• 1999 Rolex 24 at Daytona GT 3rd Place
  
• 1999 SCCA ECR ITS Champion
  
• 1999 SCCA ARRC ITS National Champion
  
• 1999 ARL ITS Champion
  
• 2000 SCCA ECR ITS Champion
  
• 2001 Grand-Am Cup Grand Sports 2 Driver Champion
  
• 2002 Rolex 24 at Daytona GT 2nd Place
  
• 2004 Grand Am Cup Sport Touring Champion