See Ya

See Ya is a French urban artist based in Bordeaux. In 2016, immobilised by a broken leg, she returned to drawing to pass the time during her recovery. Once back on her feet, she experimented with spray paint under a bridge and discovered a form of expression she has never let go of. Her talent was quickly spotted by fellow graffiti artists, who invited her to share their walls.

Specialising in animal portraits, she brings her subjects to life through their gaze — "the reflection of the soul" — seeking to stir emotion in the viewer. Her style is defined by meticulous precision and an explosive colour palette. She joined the VEC (Vivre En Couleurs) crew alongside Möka, Lüle and Mire, and collaborates with the artist Màs, notably contributing a fox to a mural in the Beausite neighbourhood of Cenon.

Highly active on the Bordeaux scene, she paints at Darwin and across facades on both banks of the Garonne. Beyond street art, she is involved in community projects: murals for CHU Haut-Lévêque and CHU Pellegrin children's hospital, and canvases auctioned for the Secours Populaire de Bordeaux. She regularly takes part in urban art events and festivals in the region.