Marie Hazard

Marie Hazard (b. 1994, Le Havre, France) is a Paris-based weaver and artist whose work bridges traditional craftsmanship and industrial textile techniques. Since earning her BA in Textile Design from Central Saint Martins in London, Hazard has been experimenting with weaving, combining handcrafts such as plain weave with digital printing to create a distinctive visual language. Her practice brings in photography, painting and literature, allowing her to reinterpret both ancient and modern techniques. She works with paper thread, linen, polyester, inner tubes, and copper and silver thread, which she weaves or crochets. Her influences include the modernist textile pioneer Anni Albers and the Arte Povera movement, in particular the work of Alighiero Boetti. Hazard's recent exhibitions include Dialogue on Copper Threads, Galeria Belmonte, Madrid (2025); You Stretched Diagonally Across It: Contemporary Tapestry, curated by Su Wu at Dallas Contemporary (2025); Chambres à air, with Heidi Bucher, at Frédéric Maillard, Geneva (2025); Masaomi Yasunaga & Marie Hazard at Tristan Hoare Gallery, London (2024); and Chimera around Alina Szapocznikow at the Fondation Alina Szapocznikow, Warsaw (2024). She has recently held residencies at THREAD, the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation's site in Sinthian, Senegal (2024); Studio2M, New York (2025); and Cheruby, Shanghai (2026). Her work is held in public collections including Museo Jumex, Mexico City, and Fondation Thalie, Brussels. She was in residence at Casa Lu, Mexico City, in early 2020. Marie Hazard lives and works in Paris.