Titouan Lamazou          

At the age of 17, Titouan Lamazou decided to travel the world and chose to travel by boat, offering his services as a crew member to ships in port.  In the West Indies he met Yvon Fauconnier in 1975, and then Eric Tabarly, whose co-crew member he would be on Pen Duick VI for two years. 

Fifteen years later, after winning the First Vendée Globe Challenge, he found his first artistic vocation and published numerous works, before devoting himself to the project Women of the World, on which he has been working since 2002. 

In the field of boat racing, as in that of artistic creation, travel remains the common denominator of his two passions.

Zoé-Zoé Femmes du monde (Women of the world)-  Titouan Lamazou exhibition in Paris, Musée de l’Homme (7, place du Trocadéro, Paris) - From 11 october 2007 to 30 march 2008 - and publication of the book "Femmes du monde", published by Gallimar.

The painter has chosen to travel all over the world, in about 30 countries, in order to meet women, famous or not, with a unusual career or an outstanding destiny. He has drawned, painted and photographed them, inviting us to discover a hundred of  portraits that show different types of realities and the evolution of society in the world.

Website : www.titouanlamazou.com