The mural by Charles Gianferrari on Rue Jean-Cottin is defined by a long wall of red and yellow bricks, punctured by circular, blue-tinted ceramic accents that catch the daylight. Installed in nineteen eighty-seven, this composition includes a sculpted, curved fountain and a paved ground intended to draw the surrounding neighborhood together. The artist, Charles Gianferrari, designed the site to function as a village square, incorporating space for benches and cherry trees to blend art directly into the daily life of the ZAC Évangile district.
fresque monumentale de Charles Gianferrari
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