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Once upon a time there lived two artists named Julien and Benjamin…

The passionate painter Julien, raised in the shadow of the tower with the highest number of marriage proposals on its name, drew inspiration from the Parisian city's energy and rhythm. His canvases burst with bold strokes of color, capturing the chaotic beauty of urban life. Each piece told a story of the people he observed in the crowded cafes, the street performers, and the laughter echoing through the alleys. 

On the other side of the artistic spectrum was the spirited sculptor Benjamin, with a penchant for transforming discarded materials into intricate masterpieces. His classical residence, located in the lavender-riche Provence, was a treasure trove of forgotten objects, each reborn through his skilled hands. Benjamin's sculptures spoke of resilience and transformation, turning what was once discarded into something breathtaking. 

The Belgian neighborhood buzzed with excitement as news spread of an upcoming art exhibition the 24th of May 2024 at the Verbeke Foundation that would showcase the talents of this unique French duo. Julien and Benjamin found themselves unwittingly in a friendly competition as the community eagerly anticipated their contributions. The exhibition day drew near, tension rose, and the entire neighborhood turned out to witness the culmination of these two extraordinary artists' efforts. As attendees strolled through the displays, they marveled at Julien's vibrant paintings and Benjamin's transformative sculptures. Rather than a battle, the exhibition became a celebration of the diverse artistic expressions that coexisted. The contrasting styles of Julien and Benjamin complemented each other, offering a rich tapestry of creativity that reflected the essence of the community. Their unique voices contributed to a harmonious symphony of art, and they forged a lasting friendship that transcended any competitive spirit. 

Regards,

The Young ITI Family

Valérie, Celien, Liesa, Julie, Alexandre, Carlos, Alexander

Julien Mourlaas:  

Dr. Julien Mourlaas is a graduate of the University René Descartes-Paris V. After several years of general practice in Paris, he became a Resident at the Ashman Department for Periodontology and Implant Dentistry at New York University for a full-time two-year program. Upon returning to France, he focused his practice on implantology and actively developed micro-gingival surgery and periodontal plastic surgery. Dr. Mourlaas practices within a multidisciplinary clinic in Orgeval, in the Parisian region.

Beyond his clinical practice, Dr. Mourlaas is actively involved in various professional activities. He serves as co-editor-in-chief of the scientific journal "Titane" (Quintessence Publishing) and is a speaker and contributor to various organizations and scientific societies.

Additionally, he contributes to the writing of numerous articles, particularly in muco-gingival surgery. His practice is the result of passionate exchanges with more experienced individuals who generously shared their knowledge. Together with Dr. Benjamin Cortasse, Dr. Mourlaas aims to transmit this same passion to others. 

Benjamin Cortasse: 

Dr. Benjamin Cortasse graduated from the University of Montpellier and furthered his studies by obtaining a Certificate of Specialized Studies (CES) in Biomaterials, followed by another CES in Periodontology. Subsequently, he earned a University Diploma in Oral Implantology and an additional University Diploma in Maxillofacial Expertise. He practices in a private clinic in Pernes les Fontaines in Provence. Dr. Cortasse is also a trainer in implantology and periodontology within various university programs and numerous scientific societies.

Dr. Benjamin Cortasse is a member of an international group led by Dr. E. Van Dooren, focused on the development of new techniques and instruments in microsurgery, aesthetics, digital management, and implantology.

He is the author of numerous articles and shares his passion within the profession as a recognized speaker at national and international conferences. His presentations cover tissue management around teeth and implants.

Additionally, Dr. Cortasse is the designer of instruments related to microsurgery, for which he received the Grand Prize for Innovation in 2016.

Practical details:

Friday 24 May 2024

13:00 - 17:00

Verbeke Foundation: Westakker z/n, 9190 Kemzeke

ITI Members: €95

Non ITI Members: €200

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