Henrik Delehag

26/09/2021

Four days from the actual moving-out-date THE BBC have made yet another piece about my mission to save the tower, for their social channels. At this eleventh hour I am seeking to connect with patrons who can help me build on the incredible success of the sale, and secure the tower for generations of artists to come. LINK IN BIO. Bless, H

Artist Henrik Delehag is raising the funds to prevent a 19th century south-London church Tower from being turned into luxury flats.
His ambitious idea is to secure the property for the use of 100 Artists for the next 100 Years. “This place is unique”, Delehag says, “it would be a shame to lose it, as it has the ability to inform the work of many artist for years to come”. Every year the Tower will become the home and practice to a new artist. A trust will be set up to annually choose an artist that has a project in mind that will benefit the local community and the world at large.
In order to make this happen Henrik is raising funds by selling his own work. It’s been a phenomenal success, with over £290,000 raised in just 45 days, but still a long way from the One Million pound price tag. Please support this transformative mission by purchasing a piece of art by Henrik Delehag. With time running short, it is now or never. Link in bio:)

24/06/2021

WIP fineliner stage. First in a series of four Totems, to be put on display in the Spire Room.

24/06/2021

03/11/2020

Kator (WIP). Layer one laid using two full jars of ink. It’s been painted upside down until now, so to see Kator the right way around, flip your handset (or the wrong way around if you prefer it this way). I’ve used standard office-ink for all its generic warmth, but switching to another, posher, redder ink for the second layer to see what happens...

31/10/2020

The Rolling Stone
SOLD

30/10/2020

The happiest ending to a Windows Book is to be set free. Born into pandemic bo***ge, the pages of my lockdown journal have finally been freed from their spine, and sent off to a hundred destinations across the world. Like paper planes, into the warm homes of those of you who have so patiently waited as I’ve been delayed in completing the project. Each page blessed in the light of the bell room before departure, to be posted to my stories. Bon voyage! And thank you for all the images of the pieces safely arrived!
Remaining pages from The Windows Book will be available for one more week, link in bio:)

26/10/2020

The happiest ending to a Windows Book is to be set free. Born into pandemic bo***ge, the pages of my lockdown journal have finally been freed from their spine, and sent off to a hundred destinations across the world. Like paper planes, into the warm homes of those of you who have so patiently waited as I’ve been delayed in completing the project. Each page blessed in the light of the bell room before departure, to be posted to my stories. Bon voyage!
Remaining pages from The Windows Book will be available for one more week, link in bio:)

23/10/2020

Sharpie(s) on canvas..
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