"Flaming Twins", a unique bronze sculpture created as homage to the attack on the Twin Towers of New York City, on September 11th, 2001. The plaque reads "Flaming Twins 1/1, G. Rainville 2001, Remember 911", attached to a black marble plinth, measuring 25 1/2 x 5 x 5 inches. When Gilbert Rainville returned to Quebec, after living in British Columbia for several years, he joined up with Roger-André Bourgault, renown sculptor from St-Jean-Port-Joli, and they proceeded to the creation of bronze, and combined bronze and granite sculptures, for which Gilbert did all the foundry operations, right down to the finishing and multi-colored patinas. They did this for over ten years, until the untimely death of Roger-André Bourgault. Those sculptures are in many collections in Quebec and across Canada, in addition to the United States and abroad. During this time, in 2001, Rainville, on one of his hikes into the woods to find rocks for these sculptures, discovered two large mushrooms, joined together as twins, and decided to bronze them to be mounted on some type of base. While he was finishing this process, the horrible events of 9/11 happened, and, Gilbert thought that his ‘’Twins’’ should be incorporated into a sculpture dedicated to the memory of these terrible and historic events.