Delphine Lebourgeois
Slideshow Images:
1) ARMY
- Part of the "Over the Cover" exhibition - March 2011 - Frameless Gallery - London
- image size 570mm x 725mm
paper size 594mm x 841mm
- S/N Limited Edition of 20
Giclee print on 310 gsm archival etching paper
- year of release: 2011
2) CHARLOTTE LOWENSKOLD
- Part of the "Over the Cover" exhibition March 2011 - Frameless Gallery - London
- image size 350mm x 465mm
paper size 420mm x 594mm
- S/N Limited Edition of 20
Giclee print on 310 gsm archival etching paper
- year of release: 2010
- selected for the 3x3 pro show in the category "Gallery"
3) THE FOREST
- proposition for the cover of the novel "Tiger Hills" by Sarita Mandanna - commissioned by Weidenfeld & Nicolson
- image size 325mm x 534mm
paper size 420mm x 594mm
- S/N Limited Edition of 20
Giclee print on 310 gsm archival etching paper
- year of release: 2009
4) JUNGLE
- Part of the "Over the Cover" exhibition March 2011 - Frameless Gallery - London
233mm x 330mm
297mm x 420mm
S/N Limited Edition of 20
Giclee print on 310 gsm archival etching paper
year of release: 2010

Delphine Lebourgeois (b 1976), a graduate from Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, and from Central St Martins, has been working in London as an artist for more than ten years.
Her work explores intuitively the emotions of anger, fear, humour and tranquility, and identify them as creative energies.
Delphine’s images are poetic, yet conceptual and stray away from the obvious. As she explains: “My work is about solving problems with elegant, economic and surprising solutions. I am happy when I find an idea that startles me enough that I can start drawing”.
Her latest solo exhibition “Over the Cover” (Frameless Gallery, March 2011) playfully subverted the boundaries of book jackets, and displayed 20 poster size digital collages.
Lebourgeois is a collage artist in the making of her images, as well as in the way her ideas are built: incongruous elements play with each other and compose a beautiful, surreal and often humorous universe. Fascinated by hats and other head-dresses, many of her figures are adorned by a piece of excentric millinery, sometimes no less than a fragment of land or a firing volcano. These headpieces act as poetic metaphors hinting at the subject’s dreams, fears and aspirations.
Achieving a balance between a conceptual approach and a seductive, decorative aesthetic, Lebourgeois creates an imagery that is nourished by her love of quirky narratives and beautiful designs which invites us all to wonder with her.
She has received the IMAGES 29 Critics Award in 2009 and has more recently been selected for the prestigious 3×3 international competition 2011
2011
27-30 October – AAF Hampstead Heath – with Eyestorm
20-30 October – The Geoffrey harrison Project – Orange Dot Gallery london – Group Show
12-22 October – Mail Art (Post Ray Johnson) – A&D Gallery London – Group show
22-25 September – TENT London – with GAS
31st May/12thJune – Frameless Gallery – Group Show organised by ALBOA
19th-21st April – London Original Print Fair – Royal Academy – with Eystorm
10th-13th March – Affordable Art Fair – Battersea – With ALBOA
28th February/13th March – Over the Cover – Frameless Gallery – SOLO SHOW
2010
Nov/Dec – Material Gallery (KIngly Court) – Group Show
October 2010 – Palace Art Fair – with Gas Agency
Septembre 2010 – TENT London – with GAS Agency
March 2010 – Jeannie Avent Gallery – Group Show with “A Little Bit of Art”
March 2010 – Dulwich College – Mid Century Modern Show
2009
December 2009 – A&D Gallery – “Angels” – Group show
December 2009 – Badlambs “Pop-Up” Gallery – Group Show with “A Little Bit of Art”
November 2009 – Royal College of Art – RCA Secret
October 2009 – McCann Eriksson – Solo Display
July 2009 – London College of Communication – AOI IMAGES 33
March 2009 – Coningsby Gallery – “Amazons & Other Stories” – Solo Show
2008
November 2008 – Royal College of Art – RCA Secret
April 2008 – Publicis – Solo Display
2007
November 2007 – Royal College of Art – RCA Secret
February 2007 – A&D Gallery – Papillionidae – Solo Show
2006
Summer 2006 – A&D Gallery – Group Summer Show
2005
July 2005 – Mall Galleries – AOI IMAGES 29






