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The REM is increasingly becoming a part of the Greater Montréal landscape. Artists are drawing inspiration from its cars, its infrastructure, its construction and the neighbourhoods through which it travels. Discover the REM through the work of a series of Québec artists.

Unveiling of the REM public art program

The REM public art program, named UniR, draws its inspiration from the union of art and the citizen, and includes an innovative collaboration with the universities of Greater Montréal. 

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UniR : REM public art program

The REM asked illustrators to draw its construction sites in various cities and neighbourhoods of Greater Montréal. Here’s a look at the latest collaborations. 

Meet the artists

Tania Mignacca

Camille Pomerlo

Vincent Toutou

Myriam Wares

Victor Garibay

The REM in the eyes of...

Tania Mignacca

Tania Mignacca is a Montréal illustrator and writer of the Ponto web comic about the adventures of a young orange traffic cone in Montréal. 

In this work, Tania has drawn the Southwest sector and the REM’s elevated structure, with Ponto—the main character in all the strips—in the foreground. 

Vincent Toutou

Vincent Toutou uses pop culture as a raw material and stands out for his fun, unique visual signature.  

He has illustrated the elevated structure in full construction on the West Island and the destinations that will be available to future REM users, such as the Grand Parc de l’Ouest. 

Victor Garibay

Victor is a Mexican illustrator in love with Montréal, its neighbourhoods, its animals and its people. He has illustrated the REM’s construction sites in the Saint-Laurent borough.  

He also inspired the article The 3 best ways to explore Greater Montréal with the REM, by showcasing Greater Montréal landmarks and places to see. 

Camille Pomerlo

Camille Pomerlo is known for her intricate fantasy line drawings.   

In this work, Camille has illustrated the railway bridge linking Montréal and Îles Laval over the Rivière des Prairies. She features construction on the North Shore in her work. 

Myriam Wares

Myriam Wares is inspired by surrealism and narrative drawing, and pursues themes related to nature, science, culture and mythology.  

For the unveiling of the REM’s cars, Myriam illustrated the first REM train running on the South Shore. 

The REM’s works as a wallpaper 

You can download the illustrations of collaborating REM artists and display them on your cell phone and computer screens. 

Cell phone wallpaper

Art on construction site fences

The interactive work by artist Christine Hantzo is produced by MU in collaboration with the Comité Citoyen Laval Les Îles (CCLLI). It can be seen on the construction site fence of the future Île-Bigras station of the REM.
The interactive work by artist Christine Hantzo is produced by MU in collaboration with the Comité Citoyen Laval Les Îles (CCLLI). It can be seen on the construction site fence of the future Île-Bigras station of the REM.
The interactive work by artist Christine Hantzo is produced by MU in collaboration with the Comité Citoyen Laval Les Îles (CCLLI). It can be seen on the construction site fence of the future Île-Bigras station of the REM.
The interactive work by artist Christine Hantzo is produced by MU in collaboration with the Comité Citoyen Laval Les Îles (CCLLI). It can be seen on the construction site fence of the future Île-Bigras station of the REM.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work "L'Archipel" by artist Lucas Saenger is produced by MU. It can be seen on the construction fence on O'Brien Blvd.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
The work We are Roses / Comme des roses by artist Isabelle Duguay, a collaborative project between the Town of Mount Royal, MU and the REM, graces the fence of the future Ville-de-Mont-Royal station construction site.
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