Marie Corbin holds an ADE and HMONP diploma in architecture from ENSA Paris- Belleville. In 2006, she began her training as a scenographer in the museum design department of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. From 2008, she enriched her museographic experience in the world of contemporary art by offering her production support services to the artists Anu Pennanen and Benoît Maire, before creating her own scenographies for the BPI of the Centre Pompidou, the IMEC or on the occasion of several public contract competitions for the MAM of the city of Paris and the Grand Palais. Between 2013 and 2016, she collaborated with set designers Maciej Fiszer and Laurence Fontaine for the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the LAM, the Quai Branly, the MuCEM, the Cinémathèque, the Louvre Lens… Ker-Xavier is a French design label run by architect Marie Corbin (b.1983) and artist Benoît Maire (b.1978). The label was founded by Marie Corbin in Paris with 5 architects in 2011 and established itself as a company called Ker-Xavier Sarl in 2018 in Bordeaux.
In 2014, while leading the label and developing her different ceramic objects, Forme libre lamps, Vases & Soliflor Calmes, boîtes Sans début sans fin, Vase Pierre, Marie Corbin worked with the French-Vietnamese artist Thu Van Tran on the Marguerite Duras exhibition for the Centre Pompidou in Paris, setting up a partnership and production follow-up in order to produce the artist’s installation. Marie Corbin is represented by Spazio Nobile since 2020.
