Laurent Judge (b. 1976, Paris) is a visual artist based in Saigon. An early encounter with Joan Miro’s 1982 World Cup poster profoundly impacted his sense of identity and catalyzed his exploration of artistic shape-shifting. Judge has experimented with both figuration and abstraction.

As a collector of lifestyle and cultural documents, particularly street culture, his kaleidoscopic, psychedelic paintings draw from the visual language of street art, reinterpreting graffiti to explore themes of spontaneity, dreams, and altered consciousness.

His works are characterized by an intense burst of chaotic energy and vibrant patterns, using bold colors and expressive abstract forms to create a sense of movement and fluidity.