Naomi Lautier is a French artist of Japanese descent, a representative of a generation born into a pivotal era of global change, shifting life rhythms, and deep cultural transformation.

She was born in Paris in 2011. Her journey began with an intuitive gesture — a spontaneous drawing that appeared on a fence. This early visual act unexpectedly attracted the attention of passersby and became the starting point of her artistic path. A few months later, one of her works was sold at auction at the Royal Club of Barcelona — a moment that marked the symbolic beginning of her public presence in the art world.

Naomi is a gifted young artist with a neurodivergent perception of the world, which shapes a particular kind of visual sensitivity — direct, unfiltered, and intuitively precise. This perceptual framework gives her work both intensity and structural freedom. Her visual language blends figuration and abstraction, rich in symbolism and formal clarity. Her paintings combine intuitive conceptualism with a subtle awareness of time, forming spaces for silence, inner transition, and reflection.

She has developed a distinctive style — a careful balance between visual purity, philosophical structure, and symbolic density.

Her works explore how perception shifts in the accelerating flow of reality: what we manage to grasp, what we lose, and where the boundaries lie between dream, memory, and the present.

Her works have been presented in solo exhibitions in museums and are part of private and institutional collections around the world — including diplomatic missions, international charity auctions, the United Nations, royal clubs, and art institutions across Europe and Asia.

In 2025, Naomi Lautier received a Papal Blessing from His Holiness Pope Francis.