Winner of the Goethe Découverte 2023 in visual arts, Lauriane stands out with a hybrid aesthetic, rich in African cultural references, notably those from the Sao civilization. She blends these ancient heritages with contemporary techniques, which she handles with a unique sensitivity. In her works, material becomes language, each texture a voice, each detail a fragment of social narrative. She paints, sculpts, weaves, assembles, and composes the portrait of a society in tension—a world where appearances mask a depth often neglected or even denied.

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For Lauriane, art is not just a means of expression but a path toward healing. Faced with absurdity and prevailing disorder, she offers a response based on openness to spirituality, intuition, and the innate generosity of women. She sees in this capacity for care, nurture, and giving a powerful lever to rise above social turmoil. Through her work, she calls for a reconnection to the essential, a return to what is most luminous in humanity. In doing so, Lauriane does not merely denounce; she proposes, with strength and poetry, ways to reinvent a fairer and more sensitive future.