Dora Jeridi’s work is characterized by a dynamic, expressive painting style that fuses intense emotion with powerful physicality. Her practice often explores the tension between figuration and chaos, employing vivid color contrasts, bold brushstrokes, and diverse media like oil, charcoal, ballpoint pen, and spray paint. Jeridi’s paintings evoke a visceral, enigmatic narrative where autobiographical elements blend with broader societal crises, creating a distinct “atmosphere of crisis.”

Dora Jeridi has exhibited work at Musée d’Orsay, Paris; Perrotin Gallery, Paris; and Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York, among others.