Marguerite Wibaux once believed she had a religious calling—until she realized what truly captivated her was not faith, but the body and its image.

Raised in Rome, where her father worked for the Vatican, she grew up steeped in incense, iconography, and the baroque. After studying at HEC Paris, she spent a decade crafting narratives for fashion and luxury brands before answering a deeper pull toward artistic practice.

Working in painting, sculpture, and multimedia installation, Wibaux explores devotion and desire, rupture and ritual—often through a feminist lens. She had her first solo show in 2019 at the French Cultural Institute in Boston, followed by a residency at the French Embassy in Jamaica. Since 2022, she has collaborated with The Locker Room (NYC), with three solo exhibitions and participation in international art fairs, including Untitled (Miami).

She now lives and works in Paris.