Growing up with pencils and paper

When she was a small child, Delphine used colored pencils and paper to create a better world for herself. She was an only child raised by her mother who was obsessed not to spoil her daughter. So, every gift Delphine received for birthdays or special occassions would be taken away from her and given to less fortunate children. She was only allowed to keep coloured pencils and paper, so creating colourful artworks became her main pastime and served her well for later in her life.

Messages with strong emotions

Delphine grew up in the UK and lived in London between the age of 8 to 35. She hated school and knew at a young age that art was her thing. At 18, Delphine, with the greatest happiness, managed to get a scholarship to study at the Chelsea school of art and design. She earned her bachelor’s degree in fine arts (with honors) at the age of 21. Since then she has been working as a professional artist and has earned a voice in the arts world.

Delphine has completed art projects on behalf of companies including Coca-Cola, BIC, ABSOLUT Vodka, The Red Cross, and has exhibited in museums and galleries in Belgium and internationally.

Delphine’s collectors say that her multi-media creations manage to bring out strong emotions and that her messages have a universal quality that can uplift and resonate in all of us.