Marion Mezenge
France
Marion Mezenge is a French artisan-designer based in Paris. A graduate of the École Boulle, she honed her skills in renowned Parisian workshops, notably with Erwan Boulloud and Charles Paris. At the same time, she co-founded the multidisciplinary workshop Edward Tisson before creating her eponymous studio in 2019. Metal is her preferred material, and light her medium.
Marion Mezenge explores the interactions between light sources, both natural and artificial, to disrupt the perception of matter and reveal its beauty. Her aesthetic is inspired by the tales of explorers, a true tribute to the splendor of inhospitable lands. Each piece, handmade in her workshop, is unique or produced in limited editions. Her work has been exhibited in various galleries, and she has received commissions for custom projects as well as carte blanche. In May 2024, Marion Mezenge received the Young Creation Prize for Artistic Crafts from the Ateliers d’Art de France.
Exhibitions :
2025 . Chiaroscuro – Galerie OΔK Toulouse 26 Septembre – 15 Novembre
Biennale Emergences – 10 au 13 avril – Centre National de Danse, Pantin .
Révélations – 21 au 25 mai – Grand Palais, Paris
2024 . Salon du Patrimoine, 24 au 27 octobre, au Carroussel du Louvre
Exposition “ Bel Ouvrage ”, à l’Orangerie du Sénat, Paris organisé par les Grands Ateliers de France.
Exposition de la carte blanche offerte par l’agence 2084, Paris 1er
2023 . PAD Design + Art Fair – Gallery Anne Jacquemin Sablon
2022 . Private Choice – 16 to 23 October 2022 – Paris . Exhibition Paris Design Week
Gallery Anne Jacquemin Sablon . Collectible Fair – Gallery Anne Jacquemin Sablon
2021 . Exhibition Paris Design Week 2021 – Gallery Anne Jacquemin Sablon .
Collectible Fair – Gallery Anne Jacquemin Sablon
Distinctions .
2024 – Winner of the Young Creations in Arts and Crafts Prize awarded by the Ateliers d’Art de France.
2019 – The Dian candle holder was selected in the regional competition of the Ateliers d’art de France, Paris.
2014 – Jury’s special award granted by national institut of arts and crafts, Paris.
