Cultural strategy, curation and writing between Paris and New York.

Marie-Salomé Peyronnel is a cultural strategist, curator and writer working between Paris and New York. Her work explores how material culture, craft and artistic practices evolve in the age of AI, with a particular focus on textile art.

Through research, curation and long-term advisory, she collaborates with brands and institutions on cultural strategy, artist collaborations, acquisitions and special projects. Her practice is rooted in close dialogue with artists and in the early identification of emerging cultural movements before they enter the mainstream.

Bringing a transatlantic perspective to the cultural dynamics shaping New York and Paris, Peyronnel is particularly interested in hybrid territories between art, design, craft and technology, and in the role gesture and transmission continue to play within increasingly digital environments.

Her collaborations include 19M Chanel, Louis Vuitton City Guides and OpenAI, where she contributes to artist-focused initiatives and broader conversations around creativity and contemporary culture.

She is also the founder of Hayom, a platform rethinking ritual objects through collaborations with contemporary artists, exhibitions and gatherings.

Alongside her advisory work, Peyronnel writes on contemporary art, culture and textile practices. Her writing has appeared in M Le Monde, La Gazette Drouot and Vanity Fair. She is the author of Le Livre qui console (Flammarion, 2014).