In the park of the former factory of the Rhodiacetal, the bisontin artist Nacle has just produced a work taking up the first article of the constitution and presenting a woman with a face wrapped in a tricolored veil. He explains the reasons that pushed him into action.
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In the park of the former factory of the Rhodiacetal, the bisontin artist Nacle has just produced a work taking up the first article of the constitution and presenting a woman with a face wrapped in a tricolored veil. He explains the reasons that pushed him into action.