Johanne Cinier

Working across painting, assemblage, and installation, this multidisciplinary artist from Sète constructs figures and environments shaped by contrasts of color, material, and light. Layers of paper, fabric, lace, wood, and found objects combine with acrylics, inks, and oil pastels, creating compositions that navigate the edge between fantasy and tension, brilliance and fragility. The feminine is a recurring focus, positioned between power and vulnerability, social roles and private life. Everyday objects, sometimes rendered nearly abstract, often serve as settings for these dynamic energies. Occasional LED neon lines introduce sharp visual breaks, drawing attention to the underlying structures within the work. Moving between figuration and abstraction, the practice consistently foregrounds questions of identity and the boundaries of what we show or conceal.