WORKS

Chie's Symbol consisting of a Circle with two lines that are parallel but not intersecting. Chie is a Berlin-based, Black, queer artist working on connection and simultaneity through cardboard and painting.

The interplay of perspectives and my monochromatic blue palettes overlapping with other hues, forming layered worlds that seldom blend – it all allows the viewer to engage with not just one singular story, but intertwined simultaneous truths.

Painting

Seems Like

2024
Acrylic on stretched cotton cloth
100 × 170cm

Untitled I (Blue is a vast world)

2024
Oil paint and acrylic paint on canvas board
60 × 80 cm

Untitled III (Blue is a vast world)

2023
Oil paint and acrylic paint on canvas board
60 × 80 cm

We (Blue is a vast world)

2023
Oil paint and acrylic paint on canvas board
60 × 80 cm

Memories in Blue

2025
Oil paint on canvas board
9 x 13 cm

To be known

2025
Oil paint on canvas board
21 × 29,7 cm

Part of the land

2025
Oil and acrylic paint on paper
29,7 x 21 cm

Chie's Symbol consisting of a Circle with two lines that are parallel but not intersecting. Chie is a Berlin-based, Black, queer artist working on connection and simultaneity through cardboard and painting.

Simultaneity

Living as a non-binary, neurodiverse person and a child from many divorces from mixed racial backgrounds—Black in West Europe and white in West Africa—has taught me to embrace the idea of simultaneity: of stories, opposites, truths, identities, sensations, thoughts.

The cardboard sculptures speak of fundamental human experiences through ambiguous compositions of body parts in various degrees of abstraction.

Cardboard

Sculptures

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Put to rest on a fabric of ancestry a tapestry with you anointed From: Seedling Library by Bodi Babatola (@bodipoetry ) Exhibition view of the installation „Defining Survival“ at @ngbk_berlin
Moments from Friday‘s pop up exhibition „Blooming Beeings“ in our studio where I showed my new series „Written in Blue“.
Until Sunday, June 1st, you can see „Defining Survival (Queer Everexistence in Motion“ as part of our group show „Activist Choreographies of Care“ at @ngbk_berlin. „Defining Survival“ considers survival as connect
Pop up exhibition at L41 in Berlin Wedding this Friday, May 30th. I will show a few new blue paintings that speak of the beauty of living a life you love. Also @bodipoetry will share their poetry with you. Curated by Lara Shirinyants, Blooming Being
Survival, through circularity and circulation, through germination, growth, blossoming, withering, dissolving, resting, germinating. The collaborative installation by Chie Marquart-Tabel, Austin Nortey and Bodi Babatola is part of the group exhibiti
Defining Survival (Queer Everexistence in Motion) considers survival as connection across places and times, as leaving traces and spores, as becoming part of a cycle. The collaborative installation by Chie Marquart-Tabel, Austin Nortey and Bodi Baba
Meet us at our group show opening TONIGHT at 7pm at ngbk am Alex. The exhibition will be running from March 29th - June 1st Opening hours Tuesday - Sunday 12pm - 6pm Friday 12pm - 8pm There is an elevator a few meters from the entrance, next to TE
Scenes from the collaboration between Chie Marquart-Tabel, Austin Nortey and Bodi Babatola whose joint installation ‘Defining Survival - Queer Everexistence in Motion’ can be seen from Friday 28 March 19h00 as part of the group exhibition
Exhibition poster of „They didn’t know - Queer Everexistence in Motion“, my solo exhibition showing at Oya Bar Berlin from July 4th to August 30th that connected members of queer communities across national borders in 6 interactive
What does it mean to stick together and what kind of support can we give each other to see each other grow? When is a community really a community, what distinguishes it from a circle of friends? Several people I spoke to wanted commitment from the
Which connection are you missing? Cardboard, nails, cord, marker 60 cm x 80 cm 2024 Coming with answers collected online or in conversation, this work invites the audience to contribute their own answers on the cards and go through other people&rsq
What do you hold on to? Cardboard, nails, cord, marker 60 cm x 80 cm 2024 Coming with answers collected online or in conversation, this work invites the audience to contribute their own answers on the cards and go through other people's contributio
If we were to march together Acrylic, Cardboard, wood, cord 150 cm x 150 cm x 150 cm 2024 . . . . . #chiemarquarttabel #artexhibition #contemporarypainting #contemporaryart #supportblackart #figurativeart #artcollector #blackart #oils #oilpainting #
Chie's Symbol consisting of a Circle with two lines that are parallel but not intersecting. Chie is a Berlin-based, Black, queer artist working on connection and simultaneity through cardboard and painting.