Nim Jundoosing is an artist from Mauritius, now based in Germany and working across Europe. Her practice is shaped by movement, displacement and cultural difference, and by the continuous process of adapting, leaving and re-situating oneself.

Her work explores sexuality, motherhood, feminism and social provocation, and insists on opening space for subjects that are often silenced—political, intimate and personal. Moving between the spiritual and the provocative, she creates contrasts that are central to her artistic language.

Working across painting, writing, ceramics and spatial practices, she now focuses on installation, sculpture and poetic forms, allowing each project to determine its own medium. She holds a diploma in Interior Design and brings her professional experience in the field, influencing her sensitivity to space, material and spatial composition.

Alongside her artistic practice, she is also active in exhibition and project coordination, with a focus on artist-led and collaborative formats.