Devitha டெவித்தா is an Eelam Tamil professional model and multidisciplinary artist whose practice is rooted in movement, identity, and representation. Alongside modelling, she works as a life model and performer, exploring embodiment, presence, and the political and poetic dimensions of the body. Through her practice, she celebrates natural, unaltered bodies as an act of self-reclamation, challenging the expectations imposed on women and widening the visual narratives of beauty. Her artistic journey began at the age of two with dance, training in classical ballet, modern jazz and later contemporary dance, a form that became her primary language of expression. She also studied piano at the Conservatory of Reims from the age of four, cultivating a lifelong affinity for the performing arts and also holds a Master’s degree in International and European Law, a background that deepens her engagement with issues of justice, migration and representation. Rooted in her Eelam Tamil heritage, Devitha's work is deeply tied to memory and cultural preservation. As the eldest daughter of refugees who survived the Tamil genocide in Sri Lanka, she honours her community by carrying its stories, resilience and purposeful visibility into her artistic and modelling practices. Thoughtful, introspective and driven by connection, Devitha views modelling as a space where aesthetics, storytelling and movement intersect – a medium through which she explores representation and the multiplicity of her identity.