BY: Barbara Minafra
What does it mean to be Italian-Americans? How does our family heritage affect our culture and who we are? In occasion of this year’s Italian Heritage Month, L’Italo-Americano had the pleasure of discussing about it with Guglielmo Botter. Architect and artist, he was born in Treviso, but he is Italian-American by family, training and choice.
Botter has a very strong bond with the US where, since 2012, he has been spending a few months every year to be with his family. In the US, he also works successfully and has received numerous awards.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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