EXHIBITIONS

Marie De Decker’s works are transformed by the spaces in which they are presented. Suspended, unfolding, or placed in dialogue with the architecture, they engage light, shadow, and the shifting gaze.

This page brings together current and upcoming exhibitions, alongside a selection of projects that have shaped the development of her practice.

CURRENT AND UPCOMING

SOLO EXHIBITION

ET SOUS LA MER, LA LUMIÈRE

22 July — 31 December 2026

Showroom Exquisse, Monte-Carlo

Presented at Showroom Exquisse, these filigree sculptures bring gold, marine materials and architecture into dialogue. The exhibition is conceived as a space for slowing down, where light continuously transforms the perception of the works.

  • HOMO FABER 2026 — AN ISLAND OF LIGHT

    1 — 30 September 2026

    Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice, Italy

    Marie De Decker takes part in the fourth edition of the international biennial dedicated to contemporary craftsmanship. Under the artistic direction of Es Devlin, the exhibition explores the fundamental relationship between light, materials and the human hand through fifteen immersive installations.

  • FIAT LUX — HOMO FABER IN CITTÀ

    1 — 30 September 2026

    Casa Sanlorenzo, Venice, Italy

    Presented by De Mains De Maîtres Luxembourg as part of the Homo Faber in Città programme, Fiat Lux brings together more than sixty objects and works by craft artists based in Luxembourg. Light becomes a means of revealing textures, tensions and the intelligence of materials.

  • AFRICA LEGACY

    4 September — 1 November 2026

    Espace Vanderborght, Bruxelles, Belgique

    A group exhibition bringing together classical and contemporary works in a journey through legacies, transmission and creative forms connected to the African continent.

  • L’APPARTEMENT DU COLLECTIONNEUR — PARIS DESIGN WEEK

    10 — 19 september 2026

    Galerie Wagner, Paris, France

    Conceived by Atelier Munaé and Varela Design, this group exhibition brings art, design and fine craftsmanship together within the imagined interior of a collector. The works enter into dialogue with furniture and architecture as part of Paris Design Week.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

INTERNATIONAL BIENNIAL OF CRAFT AND CREATION

RÉVÉLATIONS 2025

21 — 25 May 2025

Grand Palais, Paris, France

Presented at the Grand Palais, this exhibition marked an important stage in the spatial development of Marie De Decker’s practice. Gold filigree emerged as an autonomous structure, bringing matter, light and emptiness into relation.

BEL OUVRAGE

PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2025

8 — 10 september 2025

Palais abbatial de Saint-Germain-des-Prés Paris, France

Within the architecture of the Palais abbatial, the sculptures entered into dialogue with stone, height and light. The installation revealed how shadow extends the works and shifts their material boundaries.

NATURE SINGULIÈRE

BIENNALE DE MAINS DE MAÎTRES

20 — 23 november 2025

Luxembourg

This group exhibition brought together contemporary practices grounded in the transformation of materials. Marie De Decker’s work placed gold, organic forms and collected materials within a reflection on the persistence and mutation of living systems.

Non-exhaustive list of Marie De Decker’s exhibitions

ARCHIVES — SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2026

Et sous la mer, la lumière — Showroom Exquisse, Monte Carlo

Homo Faber — An Island of Light — Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice

Fiat Lux — Homo Faber in Città — Casa Sanlorenzo, Venice

Africa Legacy — Espace Vanderborght, Brussels

L’Appartement du Collectionneur — Paris Design Week, Paris

Variations — Castel Paris, LHOOQ programme, Paris

2025

Révélations — Grand Palais, Paris

Bel Ouvrage — Palais abbatial de Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris

Nature Singulière — De Mains de Maîtres, Luxembourg

Luxembourg Art Week — Luxembourg

Maison Didariel — Paris

2024

Paris Design Week — Atelier Gustave and Galerie Montpensier, Paris

Chasing Lights — Galerie Subtile, Luxembourg

Solo exhibition — Hôtel Barrière, Cannes Film Festival, Cannes

2011 - 2023

Éternels — Wonderfair, Luxembourg

Triptyque — Elvinger Hoss Prussen, Luxembourg

2013 Origine — TAG Gallery, Brussels