Marianne Villière’s artistic practice centers on identifying tipping points within shared spaces, seeking to invert power dynamics and draw attention to marginalized perspectives or forms of biodiversity. She creates contextual, ephemeral, and situational compositions. Villière holds a Master’s degree from ENSAD Nancy and completed the CCC Master’s program in Critical Theory at HEAD Geneva. She was awarded the Gianni Motti Prize in 2014 and the Edward Steichen Award in 2024.

Marianne Villière has exhibited work at Musée des Beaux Arts, France; Centre d’Art Dominique Lang, Luxembourg; and Galerie Commune, Switzerland, among others.