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My bio

Viault Sarah

Multidisciplinary artist

 

Through street art, painting and immersive environments, I develop dreamlike visual universes that explore the sensitive relationships between living beings and ecosystems.

Selected Public Works

French Polynesia. France. New Zealand. United States. Peru

Trained at the Bordeaux School of Fine Arts, my career has been shaped by artistic research, ecological activism, and projects in public spaces. I favor the wall as an accessible medium that makes art inclusive and shared, transforming everyday spaces into sensory experiences open to all.

 

My deeply dreamlike world is rooted in exploring the interconnections between species, ecosystems, and symbolic narratives. I am particularly interested in how images can reveal the invisible links that unite life forms, as well as the fragile balances that structure biodiversity.

 

Through a wealth of detail, color, and references, often informed by research and insights from the life sciences, I construct hybrid visual landscapes where each element interacts with the others. The use of black light allows me to reveal hidden dimensions within the image, creating multiple levels of interpretation and evolving perceptual experiences.

 

I seek to create immersive spaces where wonder becomes a vector of ecological awareness, inviting us to perceive the world as an organism in perpetual interaction.

 

My work addresses contemporary environmental transformations by offering visions that are both sensitive and hopeful. I see art as a way to reconnect individuals emotionally to ecosystems and to encourage a more sensitive and collective perception of life.

 

I am a French artist based in French Polynesia, whose practice is primarily rooted in street art through large-scale interventions in public spaces. Alongside this, I develop work in painting, editions, and more recently sculpture, as part of a research into immersive visual environments.

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Major Achievements

Public procurement - Punaauia Town Hall & Tahitian Surfing Federation, French Polynesia
Creation of three monumental murals, including a phosphorescent work in a public space.

 

Monumental mural - Henri IV Tunnel, Paris Olympic Games, France

Commissioned by the City of Paris, produced in collaboration with Urban Art Crew.

Artist Residency - Dunedin School of Art, Dunedin, New Zealand

Nosotras Estamos Festival on Calle Lima, Peru
Creation of a mural as part of the international urban art festival.

ONO'U French Polynesia International Festival (makatea, Hiva Oa, Tahiti)
Participation in several editions of the international urban art festival, with the creation of monumental murals in public spaces.

Artistic collaborations
Pull-in
Canal+

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Exhibitions

Les Mots / Maux de la Mer 19/12/2025 – 03/03/2026
By the Mata 'Avei'a Association - Museum of Tahiti and the Islands, French Polynesia

Hōrue, Waves of Yesterday and Today 19/04/2025 – 27/09/2024
Te Fare Iamanaha – Museum of Tahiti and the Islands,
French Polynesia

Utopia Dystopia 2023 - Solo exhibition
Winkler Gallery, Tahiti, French Polynesia

Creative Climate Awards 2023
Human Impacts Institute / Taipei Economic and Cultural Office
New York, United States

Art Hine 2023
Winkler Gallery, Tahiti, French Polynesia

ECOH 2022
Te Fare Natura – Ecomuseum, Moorea, French Polynesia

Rahui and Spirit of the Lagoon 2019
Barefoot Studios, Tahiti, French Polynesia

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Press

Press : 

Une fresque street art de 240 mètres va apparaître dans un tunnel à Paris (timeout.fr)

À Paris, une œuvre géante de Street Art métamorphose un tunnel au cœur de la capitale (connaissancedesarts.com)

Une oeuvre XXL sur la Polynésie vient d’être installée à Paris à l'occasion des épreuves de surf des JO 2024 - Capital.fr

Street art à Paris : une œuvre monumentale sur la Polynésie réalisée dans le tunnel Henri IV - Sortiraparis.com

Street art : à Paris, le tunnel Henri-IV prend à son tour des couleurs grâce aux graffeurs - Le Parisien

EN IMAGES. À Paris, une fresque monumentale réalisée à quatre mains alerte sur l'urgence climatique | Actu Paris

Sarah Viault : une œuvre au cœur de Paris pour « faire réagir et découvrir » la Polynésie - Radio1 Tahiti

240 mètres de symboles polynésiens dans un tunnel de Paris • TNTV Tahiti Nui Télévision

Une immense fresque de street art va bientôt colorer un tunnel parisien – Paris ZigZag | Insolite & Secret

Fresque monumentale du tunnel Henri IV à Paris (exploreparis.com)

Tu nous manques… (parissecret.com)

Babs et Sarah Viault celebrent la polynesie dans le tunnel henri IV a paris (urbanart-paris.fr)

À Paris, une fresque aux couleurs de la Polynésie pour sensibiliser sur le changement climatique - Outre-mer la 1ère (francetvinfo.fr)

Une fresque polynésienne de 240 mètres dans un tunnel de Paris (tahiti-infos.com)

Podcast :
 ▶ Visite guidée du Tunnel Henri IV - Urban Art Podcast | podCloud

Video :
Paris plage: une fresque aux couleurs de la Polynésie - YouTube

TV : 

Polynésie la 1ère - ONO'U 2022

TNTV - ONO'U 2021-  Te Mana o te natura , Heart

Polynésie la 1ère - International Women's Day

Polynésie la 1ère - ONO'U 2021 Vaitavere Street Art

Radio : 

Radio 1 - ONO'U 2021

Radio 1 - ONO'U 2021 - Vaitavere Wings

Press Article : 

Présidence - Marina Teahupo'o - 2024​ 

Tahiti infos - Marina Teahupo'o - 2024​ 

Radio 1 - Marina Teahupo'o - 2024 

TNTV - Luine Residence Inauguration 2022

Polynésie la 1ère - Luine Résidence 2022

Tahiti Info - Luine Residence 2022

TNTV - ONO'U 2021 - Te mana o te natura, Heart

Papeete City - ONO'U 2021 - Te mana o te natura, Heart

Polynésie la 1ère - ONO'U 2021

Tahiti Info - ONO'U 2021 

Polynésie la 1ère - ONO'U 2021 - Artists Presentation

Tahiti Info - ONO'U 2021 - Papeete Tunnel

Polynésie la 1ère - ONO'U 2021 - Papeete Tunnel

Radio 1 - ONO'U 2021 - Hiva Oa

360 Tahiti - ONO'U 2021 - Hiva Oa

TNTV - ONO'U 2021 - Hiva Oa 

Polynésie la 1ère - ONO'U 2021 - Hiva Oa

Video : 

ONO'U - Luine Residence OPH  2022

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