Renaud Muraire explores religious iconography

Renaud Muraire reinterprets religious iconography through a contemporary lens, merging the sacred and the sensual into a single visual language.

His paintings revisit biblical gestures and saintly figures with the codes of modern aesthetics – youth, colour, fashion, and intimacy.
Each work questions belief and representation, turning ancient symbols into mirrors of desire and identity.

Far from devotion, his approach is analytical, almost editorial: a way to expose how spirituality, beauty, and the need for meaning still shape our collective imagination.

Born in Nice, France, he lives and works in Paris.