CHAUMET — Boutique Artworks
As part of the redesign of its boutique imagery, Maison Chaumet commissioned two exclusive drawings from Aurore de La Morinerie to hang in several of its stores around the world. The first is an evocation of Paris and the Place Vendôme, the Maison’s historic home. The second is a jewel. Both reflect Chaumet’s DNA through Aurore’s signature style.
AGNÈS B — Artist T-shirts
Artistic collaboration with agnès b. on two original designs for a series of t-shirts.
Shop the collection here.
BAL HARBOUR MAGAZINE — Fall Fashion Issue
For the Fall Fashion issue of Bal Harbour Magazine, Aurore de La Morinerie was asked to create five frontispiece illustrations that open the magazine’s main editorial sections: fashion, travel, arts, culture, and home and design. Many thanks to Deborah Frank, Editor in Chief.
MUSÉE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS — Donation to the Library
Aurore de La Morinerie has donated a set of 18 original monotypes to the Bibliothèque des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. With these works in its collections, the library can document and exhibit contemporary work in keeping with how its collections were historically built. The donation sets pieces from different eras in dialogue, adds to future programming and continues the library’s contemporary acquisitions.
LE MONDE — 14th Literary Prize
Aurore de La Morinerie created the visual for the 14th Prix littéraire du Monde, part of a redesign of the prize’s artistic identity.
MAX MARA — Resort 2027 Cruise Show, Shanghai
Aurore de La Morinerie created the drawing that became the official poster and visual manifesto for Max Mara’s Cruise Show. The show presented the Resort 2027 collection on June 16, 2026, at the Long Museum West Bund in Shanghai. The artwork was also made for The Max, the exhibition celebrating Max Mara’s 75th anniversary, curated by Olivier Saillard. Special thanks to Ian Griffiths and Lucia Egua.
INSTITUT FRANÇAIS — Empreintes Océaniques, Yokohama
Collective Exhibition - June 12 to June 25, 2026 - Zou-no-hana Terrace - Yokohama, Japan
Opening the Mois de la France in Yokohama 2026, this exhibition brings together the work of Laure Winants and Aurore de La Morinerie, two artists who have sailed aboard the scientific schooner Tara. Aurore presents Les Rayons et les Ombres, a series of monotypes and ink works that take the viewer on a journey through the Mediterranean, its seascapes, its light and its shadow. Laure Winants shows Time Capsule, an installation about climate change, alongside photographs and videos from Tara’s Arctic expeditions.
Open daily from 10 am to 6 pm. Free entry, no reservation needed.
Discover the exhibition here.
BAL HARBOUR MAGAZINE — Summer Travel Edition
Aurore de La Morinerie was invited to contribute to the special Travel Edition of Bal Harbour Magazine, which celebrates America’s 250th anniversary. Her illustration interprets “An All-American Summer,” a celebration of the destinations, style and nostalgia that define the season, from the Hamptons to Aspen and everywhere in between. Many thanks to Deborah Frank, Editor in Chief.
PROCESS JOURNAL #5 — Benoît Pelletier
Released for Art Paris, the fifth issue of Process Journal includes an article by Benoît Pelletier on Aurore de La Morinerie’s work. He wrote it about the Écho 119 gallery exhibition at the Grand Palais.
Order the issue here.
ART PARIS 2026 — Stand I22 — Galerie Echo 119
For its second participation in Art Paris, in the Promesses sector, Écho 119 gallery presents D’Eau et de Glace (“Of Water and Ice”), an exhibition by three women artists: Aurore de La Morinerie, Manon Lanjouère and Laure Winants. Aurore’s monotypes capture the richness of ocean landscapes and the fragility of living things. Her work plays on tension between empty and full space, depths of blue and a deeply organic line.
ART PARIS 2026
Stand I22 — Galerie Echo 119
09.04 → 12.04.2026
Grand Palais / Secteur Promesses
7 avenue Winston Churchill
75008 Paris
Discover the exhibition here.
ALAÏA — New Year’s Greeting Card
For the new year, Aurore de la Morinerie had the immense pleasure of capturing the movement of Pieter Mulier's Alaïa Summer-Autumn 25 collection. This collection has been brought to life once again through drawing for a sparkling and refined greeting card. Each line evokes the essence of Alaïa: purity, fluidity, timelessness. Delighted to have contributed to this card, Aurore de la Morinerie join in this message to wish you a wonderful 2026!
FONDATION OCÉAN TARA — New Year’s Greeting Card
"Beauty is not a luxury, it is a compass. It shows us the way to a relationship with the world based on respect and wonder, not domination. " Corinne Morel Darleux
As part of the Tara Coral 2026–2028 research project, Aurore de la Morinerie was invited to represent the coral reef in a drawing for the Tara Ocean Foundation's New Year's greetings.
MAGAZINE EN-VOLS AIR FRANCE — « Le monde est à vous »
From 1934 to 1962, artist Lucien Boucher created a series of planispheres for Air France. They radically changed how the world and the skies were depicted, challenging the established geographic codes by creating a poetic kind of geography featuring signs and symbols. Aurore de la Morinerie’s ink and wash artwork are part of this legacy, especially for this issue of En-vols magazine, dedicated to luxury and the French touch.
LANNOO — Chanel Illustrated
Aurore de La Morinerie’s work appears in Chanel Illustrated by Siska Lyssens, published by Lannoo. Authorized by Chanel, the book brings together 24 leading international fashion illustrators. Each one reimagines the house’s icons, from the famous tweed jacket to the quintessential perfume bottle, in their own style. It is the first book in Lannoo’s Illustrated series and a tribute to the heritage of a house that transformed fashion. The other contributors include Posuka Demizu, Chloe Takahashi, Anna Blachut, Joanna Layla, Cecilia Carlstedt and Mila Gislon.
Hardback, 256 pages, published December 8, 2025.
Discover and purchase the book here.
WALDORF ASTORIA — New York Suites
Aurore de La Morinerie’s ink and wash artworks are featured in the newly restored suites and luxury residences of the Waldorf Astoria New York. Commissioned as part of the hotel's art collection, her pieces bring a sense of balance and fluidity to the interiors, complementing the building’s Art Deco heritage with contemporary elegance.
Discover the suites here.
CARTIER — QIXI Campaign
For Cartier’s 2025 Qixi campaign, Aurore de La Morinerie was invited to illustrate a dreamlike visual universe for a poetic animated film directed by H5. Produced by Jungler for Publicis Luxe, the film reimagines the legendary tale of Qixi through flowing ink and watercolor compositions.
Discover the work here.
MAISON ALAÏA — Paris Fashion Week, Summer-Fall 2025
During Paris Fashion Week, Maison Alaïa unveiled a new series of ink and wash drawings by Aurore de La Morinerie, commissioned for Pieter Mulier’s Summer–Fall 25 collection. Presented alongside the runway show, the works reflect the collection’s spirit through fluid lines and luminous contrasts, capturing movement, purity, and timeless elegance.
Discover the work here.
PUIG / RIZZOLI — Home of Creativity
As part of the centenary publication Puig – Home of Creativity by Rizzoli, Aurore de La Morinerie was invited to illustrate a poetic world map visualizing Puig’s global presence. Puig, Home of Creativity will be available in selected bookstores worldwide starting September 2, 2025.
Discover the book here.
GALERIE ÉCHO 119 — Mers Invisibles
Collective Exhibition - September 11 to October 25, 2025 - Écho 119 Gallery
The exhibition Invisible Seas brings together Maude Arsenault, Manon Lanjouère, Aurore de La Morinerie, and Laure Winants—four artists whose hybrid practices explore the unseen territories of the sea. Through photography, painting, and experimental gesture, they reflect on memory, ecology, and transformation, where the visible dissolves into water, symbol, and imagination.
Discover the exhibition here.
ARCHIVE SPOTLIGHT — Rick Owens in Paris
With the opening of Rick Owens. TEMPLE. LOVE. STRENGTH. at Palais Galliera, Aurore de La Morinerie’s 2019 ink drawings for Rick Owens: Paris, La take on renewed relevance. Created as part of a collaborative book project celebrating the designer’s deep connection to Paris, these works capture the architectural gravity and monastic elegance of Owens’s silhouettes through minimal, expressive brushwork.
View the monotypes here.