"Floa Fleur lives in Terre Sainte, on the island of Réunion. (...) Her mission in life? She sums it up in one word: LOVE. (...) Around the age of forty, she came across an old calendar featuring a little doll she had drawn many years earlier. Encouraged in particular by Jace, a major figure in Réunion’s street art scene, she decided to give the character more space. The little girl left the paper and moved onto the walls, gradually becoming her signature. (...)

Kokeshi come from Japan. They are small wooden dolls with a very simple silhouette, almost stripped down to the essentials, yet no two are truly identical. (...) On one of the kimonos, Flo invites Olivia De Bona to draw freely, almost instinctively: a very simple way of making their encounter tangible and expressing her love of collaboration." (description from the COLORS Urban Art Festival homepage)

Floa Fleur was among the artists who participated in the 8th edition of the COLORS Urban Art Festival 2026 in Strasbourg. Under the artistic direction of Stom500, the festival brings together urban artists each year, inviting them to create murals at a specially selected site.

The 8th edition of the festival took place at the AFPA training center in Strasbourg. The ten participating artists included Hera, Olivia de Bona, Koga, Rero, Fork One, Missy, FloaFleur, Friture de Style, Loïc Lusnia, and Jean-Michel Ouvry.