The 2026 exhibition at the Château de Malleret is dedicated to the French artist Tiffany Bouelle. Curated by Yoyo Maeght, the exhibition offers an immersion into the singular universe of an artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the relationships between body, architecture, and space.

Between drawing, painting, and installation, Tiffany Bouelle develops a structured visual language in which lines and forms engage in dialogue with a minimalist and contemporary aesthetic.

The works are displayed within the wine cellars designed by the French architect Sylvain Dubuisson, creating a subtle dialogue between art and architecture. Based in Paris, Tiffany Bouelle unfolds in this exhibition a practice that is both sensitive and rigorous, where composition becomes a tool for narration and perception. Her work reflects a distinctive artistic language at the crossroads of contemporary art, design, and scenography.

The Château de Malleret, a historic wine estate in the Médoc region on the outskirts of Bordeaux, has been managed since 1860 by the descendants of its founders, including Aymar du Vivier, alongside Paul Bordes, the estate manager. In addition to producing Crus Bourgeois wines from the Haut-Médoc appellation, and in keeping with the spirit of modernity that has shaped its identity, Château de Malleret has expanded its programming to include contemporary art and presents an exhibition every spring.

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Yoyo Maeght