List of products by brand Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert
SOLO SHOWS
2022
Chapitre 2 : Terminal, Musverre, Sars-Poterie, France
Le Collatéral, Arles, France
2020
Chapitre 1 : Adèle, Espaces Commines, Paris, France
2017
Almond Hartzog Gallery, San Francisco, États-Unis
2014
Glass, Gallery FUMI, Londres, Royaume-Uni
2013
Galerie Matignon, Paris, France
2012
Vessel Gallery, Londres, Royaume-Uni
2011
Galerie Bensimon, Paris, France
Galerie Eva Maish/Shmuck, Würzburg, Allemagne
2010
Galerie Modem, Paris, France
GROUP SHOWS
2022
Handle With Care, Galerie Spaceless, Paris, France
2021
Appartement de Madame L, Galerie Mouvement Moderne, Paris, France
2020
Private Choice, Paris, France
2019
L’esprit commence et finit au bout des doigts, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France
Aujourd'hui et demain : la jeune garde du verre français, Musée-Centre d'art du verre à Carmaux, France
2018
Formes et matières, Galerie Scène Ouverte, Paris, France
Dots, Circles and Spheres, Handwerk Gallery, Münich, Allemagne
Contained: Volume Visualised Through Clay and Glass, Musée Ariana, Genève, Suisse
Transformation, Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin, Allemagne
Toguna, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France
2017
FOG Design+Art, Almond Hartzog Gallery, San Francisco, États-Unis
2016
Glass Now!, Galerie Handwerk, Munich, Allemagne
AD Intérieurs, Galerie Anne Jacquemin Sablon, Monnaie de Paris, Paris, France
European Glass Context 2016, Bornholm Art Museum, Danemark
Galerie Carole Decombe, Los Angeles, États-Unis
AD collections, Galerie Carole Decombe, Hôtel de la Marine, Paris, France
2015
REFRACT: Contemporary glass design. Traditional techniques, commissariat de Róisín de Buitléar,
City Hall, Waterford, Irlande
Gallery FUMI, Porto Cervo, Italie
En Filigrane, Galerie Carole Decombe, Paris, France
Mix & Match I, Galerie Mouvements Modernes, Paris, France
2014
Chic Matière(s), Galerie Mouvements Modernes, Paris, France
Galerie Carole Decombe, Paris, France
Victoria & Albert Museum London Design Festival, Londres, Royaume-Uni
Gallery FUMI, Porto Cervo, Italie
Kunstsammlungen der Veste Coburg, Allemagne
Galerie Handwerk, Munich, Allemagne
2013
Gallery FUMI, Porto Cervo, Italie
The International Exhibition of Glass, Kanazawa, Japon
Journées Européennes des métiers d’Art, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France
2012
Gallery FUMI, Porto Cervo, Italie
Primaires!, Galerie Collection, Paris, France
Etienne Gallery, Oisterwijk, Hollande
2011
Gallery Fumi , Porto Cervo, Italie
Handwerk, Munich, Allemagne
AWARDS
2019
Prix Liliane Bettencourt Schueller pour l’intelligence de la main, Talents d’exception,
2012
Talent de la rareté, Luxe et création
2009
Talent à la carte, Maison et Objet
Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert was born in Paris in 1980, where he currently lives and works. His poetic journey is influenced by fundamental research: that of seeking the meaning of life, the unalterable core of existence, from which everyone can build and create oneself. This research nourishes the creative work, and, in a profound and constant exchange, the creative work is in turn nourished by the research.
This research animates a journey, which initially relies on an introspective dimension. Wintrebert draws on his memories to create African-inspired pieces with figurative tendencies, so that he may gradually evolve towards a form of externalisation. He then describes his environment through an aesthetic closer to abstraction.
Finally, he finishes by pondering on the origin of his inspiration: the universe, for which he offers an interpretation, particularly in is most recent pieces.
From his childhood spent in Africa, he has retained a predilection for the arts and crafts that are experienced daily, as well as a light and an inner landscape that still nourish his work and his journey.
Aside from ceramics, Wintrebert also developed his manual skills through painting; a metier he never ceased to perfect, especially after his encounter with molten glass.
It was at the age of 18 that he discovered his material, glass, in a glass blowing workshop. Mysterious, dangerous, full of promises, nestled in a melting furnace, a true energetic heart, and a magmatic core. It is a tale of love at first sight, an instant connection with the material, but also with what it encompasses: the origin of the cosmos, of our universe and its energy, an immutable force, vital and transcendent.
Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert is the 2019 laureate of the Liliane Bettencourt Prize for the intelligence of the hand®. Created in 1999, this prestigious prize rewards expertise, creativity and innovation in the crafts, and has become a label of excellence for French crafts whilst promoting their reputation worldwide. Since its inception, this competition for professional craftspeople recognises the talent of singular individuals whose achievements demonstrate “l’intelligence de la main®” (the intelligence of the hand).
Jeremy presented The Beginning: Dark Matter, a mind-blowing work, acknowledged by the members of the jury as « one of the most successful fusions between art and craft, demonstrating once again the natural connection between these two worlds.”- Jury of the Liliane Bettencourt Prize.
