Judith Vittet, born in Paris in 1984, is a French artist and designer, known primarily for her career as a child actress. She achieved international fame at just ten years old for her role as Miette in the science fiction film *La Cité des enfants perdus* (1995), directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro. Her performance in this film, which opened the Cannes Film Festival, earned her critical acclaim and significant visibility in European auteur cinema. Her brief but significant filmography also includes roles in *Nelly & Mr. Arnaud* (1995) by Claude Sautet and *Personne ne m'aime* (1994). After retiring from acting, Vittet embarked on a career in design and art. Today, she is dedicated to creating textile works, tapestries, and sculptural objects through her studio, exploring themes related to nature and the organic and establishing herself as a visual artist.