Salomé Macquet

(b. 1993) is an independent graphic designer, speculative designer and artist. She is investigating time in astrophysics and quantum physics, questionning its relationship within political and social sciences through design, fiction and performance. She is designing visual identities, books, posters, websites and typefaces for cultural institutions, publishers, scientific firms, architecture agencies and non-profit organisations. Her practice is deeply rooted in the use of code and the materiality of print, with a particular focus on typography. She is a member of the Art faber international collective and is co-directing the Opus Art faber / Actes Sud book series. She lives and works in Brussels (BE).

She graduated from the École nationale supérieure décoratifs de Paris. In 2025, she exhibited quantum.ville.charleroi, a solo show at V2 – la galerie du Vecteur in Charleroi (BE). She has been awarded, together with Grégoire Delzongle, the Grand Prix Création en cours from the Ateliers Médicis — Ministère de la Culture (FR) in 2021. She was selected in 2019 by the Franco-German Committee for Cultural Sectors to design a solo show, a tribute to the centenary of the Bauhaus at the French Embassy in Berlin (DE). In 2022, she talked about her work in the French podcast Dessin Dessein.