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Guillaume de Chassy: The Ugly and the Beautiful

"Now, today, everything is coming together. That is, I feel like I have constructed an artistic identity, and I'm trying to put all the pieces together. What makes me happy is that recognition is coming in a way that's not artificial, and based on things that I can legitimately call genuine; things that come from a long way back, as you can see."

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