MARION
DELARUE.
PIERRE.
PLUME.
CISEAUX.
Feathers become sculpture. Mother-of-pearl becomes architecture. Jewellery moves beyond ornament into a world of material, experimentation and extraordinary craftsmanship.
Discover the inventive universe of Marion Delarue, where delicate materials are transformed into bold, expressive forms.
THE
ART OF
FEATHERS.
In Marion Delarue's hands, feathers are no longer simply light or decorative. They become elements of construction, capable of creating volume, movement and striking sculptural silhouettes.
Cheng Peng combines carefully assembled dyed feathers with moulded leather, revealing the tension between softness and structure.
SOFTNESS.
STRUCTURE.
The lightness of a feather. The presence of a sculpture.
Yu Shu explores the possibilities of dyed turkey down applied to a moulded leather structure.
The work invites a closer look at the surprising ways familiar natural materials can be shaped into contemporary objects.
THE BEAUTY
OF DETAIL.
Kai Mage reveals a different dimension of Marion Delarue's practice: the precise assembly of mother-of-pearl and the depth of traditional urushi lacquer.
Light, reflection and meticulous construction become essential parts of the object's identity.
NATURE
REIMAGINED.
In Parrot Devotee 5, feathers from different birds meet pressed rice-paper pulp and metal.
The brooch embodies the artist's imaginative approach to jewellery, combining organic textures, technical invention and a distinctive sculptural language.
DISCOVER
MARION
DELARUE.
Experience Pierre, plume, ciseaux ! at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, where jewellery, sculpture and craftsmanship meet.
Pierre, plume, ciseaux !
107 rue de Rivoli
75001 Paris
Closed Mondays. Confirm exhibition hours with the museum.