Roxane Mbanga is a multidisciplinary artist of Guadeloupean, Cameroonian, and French heritage. Her practice spans fashion, film, graphic design, photography, writing, and performance. As a storyteller, she collects the voices of women with plural identities, exploring how bodies are read across geographies and shaped by intersecting gazes. Her work navigates the space between the lived, intimate body and the body as perceived through societal, racial, and gendered projections. Rooted in a decolonial approach to narrative, her immersive project NOIRES, in which she reimagines the rooms of her dream home, interweaves personal memory with collective stories gathered across continents, from Africa to the Caribbean and Europe. Alongside her artistic practice, she leads Studio Mbanga, offering art direction, consulting, and cultural strategy within fashion, film, and contemporary art, contributing to high-profile projects such as Fashion Weeks and large-scale site-specific installations. Her approach is deeply narrative and politically conscious, centered on the emotional, the intimate, and the collective as tools for connection, reflection, and transformation.