Johanna Tordjman is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, design, and creative direction, transforming archives, heritage, and everyday objects into contemporary forms.

Working across painting, sculpture, and design, her practice draws from family archives, diasporic histories, and vernacular forms. Archival photographs, domestic materials, and personal stories become starting points for new visual languages that sit between art, design, and cultural storytelling.

Through exhibitions, objects, and collaborations, Tordjman builds contemporary works rooted in transmission, where the past is not preserved, but reactivated.

Heritage in contemporary form

Heritage in contemporary form

JT61

JT61 is a creative studio creates culturally grounded collaborations where art, design, and narrative merge into precise, collectible systems and cultural storytelling.

ḤALFA 01

First furniture piece designed by Tordjman, inspired by traditional North African woven seating.

Johanna Tordjman (b. 1990) is a Paris based artist and creative director whose work explores identity, memory, and migration through portraiture and symbolic storytelling. After a successful early career in visual communication, she transitioned to painting in 2015, using her practice to illuminate the overlooked narratives that shape our collective history.

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Tordjman’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Art Basel in Miami, Hong Kong, and Basel. In 2019, she was named one of Vanity Fair’s “30 Under 30 Shaping the Future of France.” Her acclaimed series 25h01 (2021) and Octobre 61 (2025) draw from family archives to honor stories of exile and intergenerational resilience.

In 2025, her work was exhibited at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York as part of the Superfine: Tailoring Black Style exhibition, solidifying her presence on the international art scene.

Through a deeply personal yet universally resonant visual language, Johanna Tordjman celebrates the faces, histories, and emotional landscapes that define diasporic experience.

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