Agnès Phuong is a visual artist and jewelry designer whose work explores a universe where color, material, and memory hold a central place.

Her artistic practice is primarily expressed through oil pastel, a medium she explores for its tactile richness, depth, and sensuality. She creates abstract compositions guided by the dialogue between colors, the interplay of textures, and the relationships between materials.

Her visual language draws from her cultural heritage, shaped between Vietnam, France, and French Polynesia, as well as from a childhood spent across different parts of the world. These multiple influences give rise to an aesthetic where ethnic motifs, sensory memories, and distant imaginaries come together.

Deeply influenced by the culture of 1970s California — its sense of freedom, vibrant colors, connection to nature, and artistic expression — Agnès Phuong also finds inspiration in the 1990s, the decade of her childhood, which left a lasting aesthetic and emotional imprint.

This fascination with visual worlds, forms, and narratives extends into her jewelry practice, where she creates unique pieces inspired particularly by cinema.

Through her creations, Agnès Phuong explores an intimate visual language where abstraction, cultural heritage, and personal memory meet.