This enameled glass sculpture by Guillaume Bottazzi took place in 2026. It passes from the state of sculpture to that of three-dimensional painting. She brings pictorial art into an open space, accompanies the walker and invites him to travel with his imagination.
It is composed of enamels deposited on tempered and laminated glass. Enamel is a natural material reduced to powder and composed of different minerals. Plant-inspired, this creation is part of a global approach integrating different specific parameters to the place where it is located. It is inspired in particular by orchards and the Flemish landscapes composed of white flowers and ochre fruits.
On the occasion of the 43rd edition of the European Heritage Days, the painter Guillaume Bottazzi, pioneer of applied neuroaesthetics, invites us to a gargantuan artistic journey composed of more than 90 heritage works of art that do us good.
These works are to be discovered throughout France, from the Hauts-de-France to the Occitanie region, passing through the capital, Grand Paris, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.
Guillaume Bottazzi has signed more than 180 heritage works that are intended to promote heritage in Europe, the United States, China and Japan, commissioned by cities, museums and architects. They are part of the architectural heritage of the places where they are located.
This initiative comes at a time when the European Union and France have designated mental health as a "Great National Cause" for 2026. These in situ works improve our quality of life. These poetic creations, based on knowledge from neurobiology, create an ecosystem that helps to live more happily.
The public is invited to walk around watching these works to see if they are getting their dose of well-being.
Official website of Guillaume Bottazzi: https://guillaume.bottazzi.org