Catherine Decôme is a French–Ghanaian artist whose practice explores incarnation, ancestry, and the remembrance of why our soul comes to Earth.

Born in France to a Ghanaian mother, Catherine grew up within strict traditions and a rich cultural heritage. Without television or toys, she turned inward, nurturing her imagination as a refuge. Dyslexia and a sense of displacement deepened this need, making drawing her first language of expression, a way to communicate what words could not.

At fifteen, Catherine began an international modeling career that carried her across cultures and artistic traditions. This exposure broadened her vision and later informed the fluid, layered language of her art.

In 2017, during a period of healing and self-discovery, she returned to painting. What began as therapy became a vocation. Today, her large-scale mixed media works weave mineral pigments, textured surfaces, and intuitive gestures into visceral explorations of human existence. Faces and forms surface like ancestral memories, bridging the visible and invisible.

Her mission is both personal and universal: to remind us of who we are, where we come from, and why our soul chooses to be here. Catherine’s art is an invitation to reconnect with our origins and embrace the transformative power of remembrance.