A gigantic painting by Guillaume Bottazzi in Paris La Défense to host the Olympic Games

This painting extends the sculpture of Richard Serra, who recently died, a strange confrontation, each of these two works aspiring to singular universes.

This work has been labeled by Paris 2024 for the Cultural Olympiad.

The painter, pioneer of neuro-aesthetics, dope us with his 144m2 polyptych by acting chemically on the public. It helps make us stronger and happier with playful curves and colors. This table should help put us in a good position. It's a bit like taking a medicine or drinking a magic potion that creates effects on your biological system after watching it.

Guillaume Bottazzi has created more than a hundred works in public spaces, particularly in Asia and Europe, and he has just painted this polyptych. It’s a real physical performance. By carrying paint cans to carry out his titanic work, the artist severely and irreparably broke his back, but the painter is happy to help welcome visitors to this global event.

Refuel and indulge in art

For the pleasure of the eyes, the public is invited to come and take this bath of youth, it is now common knowledge that the paintings of Guillaume Bottazzi have the power to act like medicine. Science proves that this polyptych allows you to gain strength by producing chemical effects in the observer. This work has been labeled by Paris 2024 for the Cultural Olympiad.

This dopamine polyptych has the power to act as a pill, it makes you happier and stronger. It strengthens our ability to live and survive in difficult times. It produces dopamine, neurotransmitters that send us rewards, commonly called “immediate pleasure hormone”. This table also produces serotonin, commonly called the “happiness hormone”. It is a substance found in antidepressants and which promotes brain plasticity according to researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE).

It helps fight depression and reduces feelings of loneliness. It helps us gain perspective on the world around us. It reduces our anxiety and helps make us more stylish. It makes you more sociable and helps you refuel. It allows you to become addicted to art, a bit like taking opium.

The artistic journey of Paris La Défense, the largest open-air museum in France

This 144 m2 polyptych is part of the Paris La Défense artistic trail, the largest open-air artistic trail in France. The greatest artists have left their mark on the business district such as Alexander Calder, Richard Serra, Takis, Daniel Buren, Joan Miró and César. Guillaume Bottazzi's polyptych is durable and will remain after the Olympic Games. It is the property of Paris La Défense and is visible to all.

A physical performance

Having created, for over thirty years, more than a hundred works of art in public spaces, such as the largest painting in Japan for the Miyanomori Art Museum, and by carrying pots of paint to create his titanic paintings , the painter broke his back. More precisely, his nerves are compressed by his bones and have been for years. He lives with severe herniated discs that have never left him. The painter is sometimes forced to lie still. However, the painter reiterates with this 144m2 painting in Paris La Défense. He uses fine brushes to create glazes using thin transparent layers on a complex added and framed surface.