Iris de Moüy is a French artist who draws, paints and writes.
Her open and spontaneous style expresses an array of emotions with bold and minimal lines.
De Moüy has worked across registers—children’s books, fashion collaborations, advertising campaigns, as well as her deeply personal drawings.
She also has contributed to titles such as The New York Times, Luncheon, The New York Review of Books, The Word of Interiors,
Le Monde.
In 2015, she was an artist in residence at Villa Kujoyama (Kyoto, Japan). 
Her most recent book of paintings ‘You Smell Different But You’re Just The Same’ was published in March 2026 by Chose Commune.