Marie Antoinette is a New England-born multidisciplinary artist whose practice operates at the intersection of art, fashion, and narrative. Guided by an intuitive and fluid creative process, she is known for her bold use of color, intricate patterning, and richly tactile compositions. Often described as both maximalist and intentional, she “paints with paper,” transforming everyday materials into immersive works that evoke emotional depth and visual dynamism.

Her artistic perspective is shaped by extensive global travel, lived experiences abroad, and a formative upbringing influenced by significant cultural and historical shifts. These experiences inform her nuanced exploration of identity, resilience, and self-expression. Drawing from a familial lineage of quilters, Marie honors traditions of craftsmanship and storytelling, creating work that is both deeply personal and enduring.

Beyond her studio practice, Marie has curated and produced fashion shows, installations, and cultural events internationally, expanding her role as both an artist and cultural contributor. Her work is currently on display at Artsti’nation Gallery at National Harbor, where her home collection, featuring collage-based frames, sculptural lighting, and reimagined planters, bridges the space between fine art and functional design.

Marie’s work is celebratory, inclusive, and imaginative. Each piece invites engagement, designed to evoke joy, inspire curiosity, and foster connection. Guided by her commitment to “impart warmth to the heart, a smile on the lips, and a thought to consider,” she continues to challenge traditional boundaries while embracing expansiveness in both form and meaning.