Maryse
Artist-authored worlds for design-led hotels.
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Intentionally ephemeral · Privately circulated
Maryse
The Moment
Guests are no longer choosing only where to sleep, but which worlds to inhabit.
What should a place awaken?
Select one
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Infinity Rug, Berlin
World 01
Infinity Rug
Lou Drago and Marum
Berlin · 8 hours · Sound, light, rest and collective presence
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Origins
From the Maryse archive — originally produced through L Exp, 2020–2024
Until the first Maryse edition opens, selected works from the founders' earlier practice stand as evidence of method. They are archive — not hotel commissions.
The Model
How an edition unfolds
Four movements, from research to what remains.
Morning light, east stair
Tide recordings
Lobby — former ballroom
Night garden
Archive: 1932 plans
an encounter
an unexpected room
Film
Photographs
"…a room we did not want to leave."
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coverage
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Network and Ecosystem
A constellation, not a catalogue
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A rotating presentation · Select a name
Commission
Imagine an edition
An artistic brief in four movements — not a calculator. Scopes and budgets live in the Commissioning Room.
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Where does the edition begin?
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What should guests leave with?
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What is present at the hotel, but not yet fully experienced?
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Choose the intensity
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Your Maryse brief
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This is not an artistic proposal. It is the beginning of a curatorial conversation.
Discuss this edition Save private brief
One property. One edition. One world that could exist nowhere else.
Explore a first Light Edition together.
Imagine an edition Propose a property
Maryse handles the rest.
World 01 · From the Maryse archive
Infinity Rug
Lou Drago and Marum
Infinity Rug, Berlin
Infinity Rug, Berlin. L Exp archive.
An eight-hour environment of sound, light and rest. Guests arrived without schedule or instruction; they lay down, listened, slept and woke inside a slowly shifting field of frequency and warmth. The work asked nothing of its audience except presence — and returned a room that stayed with them long after it closed.
Location
Berlin
Duration
8 hours
Artists
Lou Drago and Marum
Medium
Sound, light, rest, collective presence
Documented response — sample copy
"I don't know how long I slept. I remember the light arriving like tide."
Guest, Berlin
From the Maryse archive · Originally produced through L Exp, 2020–2024 Press and editorial legacy on request
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Previous involvement · L Exp, 2020–2024
Full profile, selected works and external links to follow in the living network.