Guillaume Bottazzi, an artist who wants the best for you
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Guillaume Bottazzi set up his studio in Brussels, after having lived in the United States and Japan. Guillaume Bottazzi
This French painter, based in Brussels, fills public spaces with ethereal, colorful works that he readily describes as therapeutic. This is a promising niche at a time when mental health is becoming a national issue.
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I subscribeHis name probably means nothing to you, yet you may be one of the hundreds of people who pass by one of his paintings every day, in Marseille, Lyon, Paris. Or in the business district of La Défense, where his immense colorful 144 m2 diptych has appeared opposite the Grande Arche as part of the 2024 Summer Olympic Games . "It's the largest open-air work in France," announces Guillaume Bottazzi, nibbling at an almond cake in a café-bookstore in eastern Paris.
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