Miss Tic - Parisienne - 2006

If walls have ears, Miss.Tic also gives them eyes, lips, breasts and hips. A poet and visual artist, a leading figure of urban painting, she has been printing her stencils on the walls of Paris since 1985. Her works speak to everyone and make the public their designated and critical recipient. A free woman affirming her desire, her creations rhythm the daily lives of thousands of people. This book testifies to an improvised journey on the walls of Paris's Left Bank. Miss.Tic gives us, between photos, anecdotes, images and collages, the backstage of a creation that blends the intimate and the public, humor and mood, the superficial and the depth. In city shoes, in stilettos, in pumps, in boots, barefoot, sneakers, sexy, quirky, they make us walk! Scandalous, hardworking, fast-moving, lovers, dreamers, wanderers, they trot, they gallop, they tread, they saunter, they move away, they flee...