His gestuals convey both form and spirit, the print and the trace in the vein of Japanese Zen.

His technique is varied : washing, collage, pastels, oils, and sometimes varnish, to play with, glossy and matt tones. ,thus accentuating the vibration of the canvas, the interplays of the matter, with the transparency, reaching a sensitivity that strikes us.

With humility, Guy Bezançon reminds me of a Zen maxim : "the ink guides the brush, the brush guides the hand..."

However, nothing is fortuitous and talent is present".

Michel Eyriey

"The elementary truths stand at the source of inspiration of Guy Bezançon, who is careful to focus on the essential. He knows how to dominate the dexterity that could diminish it, and he perfectly masters his virtuosity to preserve rigor.

And this art conveys a message which is serenity..."

Jean Razy

"An unending collection of canvases that are exceptionally rich and varied, as well as harmonious for their hues and full of vitality, from which stems - without the artist being conscious of this - the symbolical transmission of knowledge that could not be defined from a reasonable thought.

Full of inspiration and regeneration in its contraction of universal knowledge.

Suddenly the spirit stops and takes a rest to allow, to be replaced by the hands and the outlook, laden with the magnetism of its most elated thoughts, in order to better astonish the artist with the creation of his work.".

Michel Granger