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Ysabel de Maisonneuve: textile colorist exhibition FU TA TABI
December 3, 2026
3 – 6 December, 2026
14:00 – 18:00
December 4th 18:00～20:00
Evening with the artist – Ysabel will talk about her work by showing her film, followed by welcome drink. Participation fee: ¥1500
HP: www.ysabel-de-maisonneuve.com
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Biography
While working on the theme of the spider web at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Ysabel de Maisonneuve encounters textile and the trajectory of the thread. Like the spider that moves in space, Ysabel sees textile art as a dance that invites the eye and body to move.
She trained at the National School of Decorative Arts of Limoges, the School of Fine Arts Angers and Middlesex Polytechnic of London.
Her passion for dance and movement led her to explore the world of textiles through various spatial and choreographic practices.
She creates and directs costumes and sets for directors and choreographers: Guy Freixe, Russell Dumas, Dance Exchange (Sydney); Peter Brook, Jean-François, Dusigne, Yoshi Oida, Ariane Mnouchkine Theater of the Sun
Maria Falk – “When the sensitivity of nature touches my heart”
November 20, 2026
Exhibition: November 20th to 26th, 2026
Opening hours: 11:00–17:00
An inner journey to outer visibility…
“The sensitivity of nature touches my heart; my heart vibrates with the fragility of the leaves in the wind. To follow a leaf from birth, through Karin Boye’s poem, “It hurts when buds burst”. The colour changes, the leaf becomes more fragile from nature’s shifts to become part of the whole after a while. To move this sensitivity through pressure on the textile material is an inner process, a sensitivity that expresses itself through me.”
Profile
Maria Falk is a textile artist as well as a textile teacher at schools. She combines traditional techniques such as dying, printing (both on fabric and paper), sewing and embroidery with her original interpretation of fabrics and colors.
In addition to her textile work, she has a passion in tango dance. For her, embroidery and tango are synonyms in terms of “rhythms”, counting joyful steps and stitches.
Background bio：
Master in Education, Arts and Crafts, Drama Teaching
Textile education at the University of Umeå and Lindköping (Sweden)
Post-graduate studies at Handarbetets vänner in Stockholm (Sweden) the Academy of Cutting and Tailoring in Stockholm(Sweden)/Copenhagen (Denmark)
Further formation of screen printing at Mullsjö Folkhögkola (Sweden) and Expressive Arts Drammens University, NIKUT Oslo (Norway)