Larissa Noury

Larissa Noury is a French artist of Russian origin, recognized for her multidisciplinary approach that spans painting, color design, and architectural integration. Noury is particularly known for her innovative use of color, both in her abstract canvases and in her collaborations with architects and urban planners, where she applies her expertise in chromatic harmonies to public spaces and built environments. Her artistic style is characterized by vibrant, layered compositions that explore the emotional and psychological effects of color, often drawing inspiration from nature and the interplay of light.

Noury’s work has been exhibited in several notable institutions, including the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris and the Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris. She has also participated in international exhibitions in Russia, Japan, and across Europe, reflecting her global reach and influence. In addition to her artistic practice, Noury is an accomplished color theorist and author, contributing to academic and professional discourse on color in art and architecture. While her works have not frequently appeared in major auction houses like Christie’s or Sotheby’s, her contributions to the fields of art and color design have been recognized by various cultural institutions and professional organizations in France and abroad.