JEREMY MAXWELL WINTREBERT
Marie Antoinette Chandelier
DiscoverJMW presents an interpretation of the chandelier — a historical and cultural object that embodies nobility in the collective unconscious. Here, it is removed from its traditional height, floating just above the ground, inviting visitors to step into its once-inaccessible space. Named Marie-Antoinette as a nod to the queen’s pearl necklace, JMW’s nationality (born in 1980, just steps from the Tuileries), and France’s monarchical and revolutionary History, the chandelier establishes a dialogue between past, future, and the aesthetic narratives that shape our perceptions.
About the brand
French-American artist Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert has spent over two decades mastering the art of freehand glassblowing shaping liquid glass into sleek, organic sculptures. His work plays with light, embracing minimalism and contemporary aesthetics. In 2015, he founded JMW Studio, a 500 m2 creative space dedicated to handcrafted sculptures, lighting, and furniture, pushing the artistic boundaries of glass through an ongoing dialogue between light and matter.