Porcelain Wall Art & Sculpture
LARGE-SCALE PORCELAIN WALL SCULPTURES
ABOUT ALICE RIEHL
In her porcelain wall installations, Alice Riehl develops a botanical visual language to evoke the contemporary and universal issues that matter most to her, highlighting certain traits or behaviors characteristic of humans as a species. Yet she deliberately avoids any form of anthropomorphism, instead drawing on the power and beauty of plants to emphasize the influence of this form of life. Her works share a common concern with the positions that plants or humans occupy, claim, or consent to.
Alice Riehl lives and works in Paris. Her work is regularly featured at major international fairs such as Design Miami, PAD Paris or Salon Art + Design in New York, and has been displayed in solo exhibitions in museums such as the Museum of Arts and Design in New York and Musée de la Toile de Jouy in France.
Solo Museum Exhibitions
Celebrated for her monumental handbuilt porcelain wall sculptures, Alice Riehl, presents her first museum exhibitions in spring 2026 with two concurrent shows at the Musée de la Toile de Jouy in France and at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City. These two exhibitions together trace the evolution of her practice and her strong relationship to nature.
