Open notebook displaying handwritten cursive notes on two pages.
A black and white portrait of a woman with dark hair, styled with some strands falling around her face, wearing earrings and a dark top with a high neckline.
Abstract watercolor artwork with floral and script elements in pink, red, orange, and black, featuring handwritten text.
A woman with long, wavy hair wearing a black sports bra and light gray sweatpants is painting a black and white geometric abstract mural on a wall in an art studio.
Close-up of a painting in progress on a canvas, showing a paintbrush with brown paint, various brushstrokes, and abstract colors including green, yellow, white, and red.
A blurred woman standing in an art gallery with abstract paintings on the wall behind her.

Justine Estaire is a New York-based abstract mixed-media artist whose work explores balance, restraint, and emotional presence through layered composition and refined materiality. Working primarily in acrylic, oil stick, and mixed media on canvas, her paintings are shaped by layered surfaces, refined palettes, and a quiet tension between softness and strength. Her work has been commissioned for private collectors, residential interiors, and commercial spaces worldwide.

Her work is rooted in impulse and presence, shaped by her state of mind at the moment of creation. Each painting reflects a specific emotional and energetic point in time, inviting the viewer into a quiet journey through thought, feeling, and atmosphere. Guided by intuition, her process is heavily influenced by sound, memory, and place. Music informs rhythm and movement across the canvas, while personal memory and environment shape tone and mood. These sensory elements act as a framework that translates the inner workings of her mind into visual form.

Her work integrates seamlessly into curated interiors while retaining a distinct visual identity and quiet emotional resonance. From residential commissions to hospitality and commercial installations, each piece is intended not only to be viewed, but to be lived with, evolving alongside its surroundings and collector.


She currently lives and works in New York City, where she maintains her studio practice. Her original works are available through private acquisition and commissioned projects.

A black screen with white text that reads 'Go back to that last thing you said and say it in American English.'