Marielle Schram (b.Eindhoven, the Netherlands) is a multi-disciplinary artist who focuses on the interplay of memory, of her lived and re-lived experience and the strength of emotions working with drawing, sculpture and painting

Born and raised in the Netherlands, Schram graduated from the Akademie voor Beeldende Vorming, Tilburg (1987).

She has had several solo shows at the Fountain Gallery in London, been exhibited widely in group exhibitions around the U.K., The Discerning Eye and the Derwent art prize at the Mall galleries and with the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers at the Bankside Gallery both in London. Also Black Swan Arts Centre, New Ashgate Gallery as well as Art fairs including the AAF, Brighton Art Fair, and exhibitions in the Netherlands.

Residencies have been at the Ochre Printmaking Studio in Guildford, Surrey U.K. 2016 and she won the John Purcell Prize 2018 at Ochre Printmaking exhibition. A member of several artists cooperatives and chairing the Fountain Gallery Artists Cooperative, East Molesey (2008-09). Schram has also been a teacher of art for a number of organisations in the UK and Netherlands as well as private classes and workshops.

Her work is in several private collections in the UK, Netherlands, France, USA, Morocco, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland and Spain.

She has lived and worked abroad for most of her lifetime and recently returned to her home country (2024),

She is currently based in Breda, the Netherlands and Caldes de Malavella, Spain.