We are delighted to invite you to our Wine Meets Art exhibition, taking place at our venue, showcasing the works of three exceptional artists from April 17 to 19.
The three artists are:
Pascale Seil (glass artist)
With her ongoing project Nature Singulière, Pascale Seil is developing an ecological and poetic approach to recycled glass. She transforms glass bottles into unique works of art, guided by their natural shapes and intrinsic memory. Each bottle — whether wine, crémant, or beer — thus becomes a singular object, the result of an artistic metamorphosis. Jewelry, sculptures, and installations emerge from this dialogue with the material, in a formal exploration inspired by the landscapes of the Müllerthal.
Megha Goenka (ceramic artist)
Born in India and living and working in Luxembourg, her work is inspired by nature and organic forms — pods, plants, marine life, and microorganisms. Experimentation lies at the heart of her practice, which she approaches through techniques such as slab construction, coil building, wheel-throwing, clay casting, and mold-making. She explores glazes, oxides, and pigments to transform surfaces, both in her sculptures and her wall installations.
For this Wine Meets Art exhibition, she focuses on spring as a theme of rebirth, renewal, and the joy of new life, which she seeks to express through her works.
Marie De Decker (artist working with gold)
At the crossroads of contemporary art and artisanal craft, Marie De Decker develops a practice nourished by the natural world and human narratives. She works with natural or recycled materials, chosen for their symbolic power, notably gold, which she uses to reveal light and embed her works in time. Her personal journey also informs her practice, exploring questions of origins and the construction of identity. Through her performances and immersive projects, she shares her creative process with the public. Her work offers a sensory experience that invites viewers to see life — and our place in the world — in a new way.
All three have taken part in the Biennale De Mains De Maîtres.
The vernissage will take place on Friday, April 17, from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
(free entry, no reservation required).
You are welcome to visit this elegant and refined exhibition on Saturday 18.4. and Sunday 19.4., in the presence of the three artists, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, while enjoying a good glass of wine.
(free entry, no reservation required).
What makes this edition special is that, for the very first time, we are offering an Art & Wine pairing — a concept that is entirely new:
For each artist, Carole Bentz has selected, in collaboration with the artist, a single signature artwork and paired it with a wine — or a crémant — carefully chosen to highlight its materiality, light, and personality.
This unique experience takes the form of a tasting: you will have the opportunity to taste the corresponding wine directly in front of each artwork, creating a new and immersive way to experience the connection between art and wine.
We very much look forward to your visit.
Best regards,
Carole BENTZ,
Jojo a Claude BENTZ
