Roland Guyomard, an artist with a rich and captivating career, was marked from his adolescence by artistic encounters which profoundly influenced the course of his life. It was during a memorable retrospective dedicated to Picasso at the Grand Palais in Paris, in the years 1966/67, that his passion for art took root. This moment was of such intensity that it shaped much of his future.
At a later stage in his career, when he was turning to architecture, Roland Guyomard had the opportunity to visit the famous Ronchamp chapel designed by Le Corbusier in 1955. At the same time, he discovered in specialist magazines the " House on the Waterfall" by Frank Lloyd Wright. These architectural experiences also left an indelible imprint on his mind and nourished his creativity.
To reconcile his artistic passion with reason, Roland enrolled at the Bd Montparnasse Drawing Academy, then two years later, at the École des Beaux-Arts quai Malaquais in Paris. He persevered and obtained his DPLG architect diploma, thus combining his two loves, art and architecture.
Today, Roland Guyomard continues to follow his passion as an artist, not considering himself at work, but in his element, where he draws and paints with unwavering passion. His artistic journey reflects his commitment to creative expression and his desire to bring his ideas to life on canvas.
