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Heidelberg, Germany

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Giuseppe Blasotta (right) with then-Palo Alto Mayor Tom DuBois in Heidelberg, Germany
Giuseppe Blasotta
Based in Heidelberg, Germany, Giuseppe Blasotta was born in Foggia, Italy in 1972. 

​"With my work I did not try to imitate products of nature, but to act like the producing nature itself, by creating new forms from the given materials. Like natural objects, my depictions of flowers and landscapes do not need any translation or explanations, but at the same time every work by an author refers to the story of the author himself. These roots in the author's history are, so to speak, the second nature of the work of art. The content that is expressed in an otherwise lifeless object can be of the most varied types, but it always refers to its human origin and thus concerns us all. The unity of the work and the processes of creativity of art don’t come from the materials of the work, but from its history."

Affiliated Sustainability Program: Neighbors Abroad and the Heidelberg Palo Alto Club are partnering with The Water is Right Foundation (WIR) on this project. The Foundation supports equitable and affordable distribution of water. WIR provides innovative water treatment plants for communities lacking accessible clean water, creates jobs, and organizes cleanups.

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ABOUT NEIGHBORS ABROAD

Neighbors Abroad fosters Palo Alto's domestic and international engagement through friendship, education, commerce, and sustainability. 

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  • Home
  • Cities
    • Albi, France
    • Bloomington, Indiana
    • Enschede, Netherlands
    • Heidelberg, Germany
    • Linköping, Sweden
    • Narok, Kenya >
      • Narok Delegation
    • Oaxaca, Mexico
    • Palo, Leyte, Philippines >
      • Palo, Leyte, 2025 Delegation
    • Tsuchiura, Japan
    • Yangpu District, China
  • Representative Programs and Projects
    • Calenda
    • Climate Offsets and Network
    • Student Exchanges
    • Palo Alto/Enschede Photo Project >
      • Photographer Bios
      • October 2025 Photographer Visit
    • Ukraine Relief Fund
    • Yaxe Rainwater Capture Project
  • Get Involved
    • Donate
    • Membership
    • Shop
  • About
    • Palo Alto
    • Board Members
    • In Memoriam
    • Partners
  • News
  • Newsletter Archives
  • Blog
  • Select Past Programs
    • Art and Sustainability
    • 15th Anniversary - Tsuchiura and Palo Alto
    • 60th Anniversary Party & SustainCity Summit
    • 2023 Albi Delegation to Palo Alto
    • Albi-Palo Alto 30th Anniversary Celebrations - 2024
    • Overduin Essay Contest >
      • Overduin Student Trip
    • We Are What We Eat Art Exhibit
    • Young Artists and Authors Contest