Raymond Isidore, a cantoner in Chartres, spent 24 years transforming his house into a giant mosaic composed of 4 million pieces of broken dishes. Formerly mocked by his neighbours, this self-taught creator created a unique work that today attracts visitors from all over the world and is classified as a historical heritage. More
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Raymond Isidore, a cantoner in Chartres, spent 24 years transforming his house into a giant mosaic composed of 4 million pieces of broken dishes. Formerly mocked by his neighbours, this self-taught creator created a unique work that today attracts visitors from all over the world and is classified as a historical heritage. More