The Tremini Project

Tremini began with a simple experiment.

Working from crumpled antique papers, Quebeuls discovered that folds and textures suggested mountains, villages and architectural forms. These accidental landscapes became the foundation of a much larger artistic exploration.

Over the years, the project has grown through successive versions, each expanding the landscape while refining its visual language and level of detail.

Today, Tremini exists as an evolving world rather than a finished image. New sections continue to be developed while completed areas are already exhibited independently.

More than a digital painting, Tremini explores perception, imagination and the slow construction of a coherent fictional territory.