About

Marie Caye is a visual artist, performer and designer and a part of the former duo Arvid&Marie. Fascinated by the idea of technology as a strange ancient synthetic realm, she explores different localities leading to collections of videos where humans disappear behind their tools; she searches the land for cyborg found material where the synthetic and the organic are indistinguishable; or exploring her home region populated by strange symbols and tales. Her research probes at the grey zones, the loss of meaning,  the obsolescence and the uncanny between humans, their environment and the produced matter.

Marie Caye is currently open for new collaborations and for artist residency invitations, get in contact here.

CONTACT

 

Marie Caye / 27-05-1992 (AV)

+ 31 (0)6 42852011 / hello@mariecaye.com

Schepenstraat 50 B2, 3039NK Rotterdam, NL

 

 

 

CV SUMMARY

 

Marie is born in Auvergne, she graduated from the school of Boulle in Paris and from the Design Academy Eindhoven. She was a resident at the Jan Van Eyck academy in Maastricht from 2020 to 2021.

 

Marie’s practice as well as her duo practice Arvid&Marie is being exhibited worldwide by Art institutions and Design institutions such as Chronus Art Center Shanghai (CN), Gasworks London (UK), The 6th Guangzhou contemporary art Triennial (CN), Van Abbe Museum Eindhoven (NL), Salone Del Mobile Milan (IT), Schloss Hollenegg for Design (AT), 4th Istanbul Design Biennial (TR) among others.

In parallel of these activities, Marie regularly teaches, gives talks and workshops in the Netherlands and internationally.

 

 

 

SELECTED PRESS AND PUBLICATIONS

 

2022 Future Material Bank, Thereafter
2020 Al¿ve for Props 32, Props Paper #032, (US)
2019 Art Link, “6th Guangzhou Triennial review”, on “SAM”, (AU)
2019 Full Body Smart Automatic Manipulator, Nichons Nous Dans L’Internet #10, (FR)
2017 Design Indaba, “Marie Caye on SAM and bridging the gap between tech and design” (ZA)

 

 

 

NOTABLE AWARDS AND GRANTS

 

2018 Talent Development Grant from Creative Industries (NL)
2017 Melkweg Award Winner for “SAM The Symbiotic Autonomous Machine” (NL)