Miss.Tic

Miss.Tic (born Radhia Novat, February 20, 1956 – May 22, 2022) was a French street artist, known for her stencilled images of women, often accompanied by short, evocative phrases or poetry. Her work appeared primarily in the streets of Paris, and she is considered a pioneer of the Parisian street art movement.

Miss.Tic's art typically featured stylized female figures, often portrayed as glamorous or enigmatic, and used bold lines and contrasting colors. The accompanying text, usually in French, frequently explored themes of love, loss, social commentary, and female empowerment. She was inspired by various sources, including cinema, comics, and literature.

While her work was initially considered illegal graffiti, Miss.Tic's art gained recognition in the art world, and she exhibited in galleries and museums. Her distinctive style and thoughtful themes have made her a significant figure in the history of street art and a prominent voice in contemporary French art. Despite facing legal challenges in the early years of her career for defacing public property, Miss.Tic continued to create and display her art throughout her life, influencing generations of artists. She often collaborated with other artists and brands, further solidifying her place in the cultural landscape.