Gisèle Zanellato is a visual artist who integrates origami from ancestral Japanese art into contemporary works.

Gisèle Zanellato is an unusual visual artist.
Her work is part of a contemporary approach. She plays with the images at her disposal by juxtaposing them until she creates a new 3D reality, free of all constraints and logic.

Gisèle Zanellato born in 1960. She lives and works in Mons, Belgium. Graduated from the School of Fine Arts of Mons in the Printed Image workshop, she worked for twenty-five years as an artistic advisor in a textile printing company. In 2014, her career as an artist took a new turn when she became particularly interested in collage and cut-out techniques in a three-dimensional space.

The works of Gisèle Zanellato combine the work of the visual artist with that of the art historian.

His works are paintings that mix images from all horizons, whether they are paintings, tapestries, architectural elements or photographs that have no apparent logical relationship, but which fit into the reconstruction of a unique universe. These unsuspected associations, full of fantasy, transport us in a surreal world with an accessible visual vocabulary. Hypnotic, the composition of each box takes the observer on a journey to the heart of the artist's imagination.