Delphine Dénéréaz

28/05/2026

17/05/2026

Inner Sky, 2026
Installation under the mysterious Belgian Sky for
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Thank you so much for the invitation and the trust
Thank you a lot to the Horst team to make it real Margot, Christian, Alex
Huge Thanks to all the team of volunters who helped me with the production of the artwork
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Near the entrance of Asiat Park, a new in situ artwork creates a dialogue between textile softness and the site’s raw industrial character. Inner Sky transforms an existing canopy into a suspended village. A series of hanging shapes, reminiscent of medieval tents and symbolic houses, float overhead, each one sheltering a fragment of domestic life: a table, a window, a fireplace, and familiar objects drawn from shared memory.
In the spirit of South Korean artist Do Ho Suh, these structures suggest that home is something carried rather than fixed. Yet here, the interiors are not empty; foliage spills over edges, plants climb across surfaces, and insects and snails appear as the quiet residents of these imaginary homes. A parallel life, discreet and persistent, unfolding alongside our own. Inner Sky does not merely depict houses; it evokes the feeling of dwelling, protection, and coexistence with the living world, even in the most transient of places.
By looking up, visitors discover a constellation of intimate scenes alive with a quiet natural presence. The covered passage becomes an inner street, a place where domestic space and living nature intertwine. This sheltered passage invites visitors to slow down, serving as both a transition into the heart of the park and a festive destination for communal dinners that fuels the site’s creative revival.
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Photo Éline Willaert

10/05/2026

Preview of Innersky, installation for ! Can’t wait ✨

02/06/2006 la date qui a changé ma vie 💓

02/05/2026

Dandelions Always Return
on view until June 1st at King’s Cross, London

Created for Earth Day, this textile house is an invitation to slow down, and contemplate.
Inside, nature quietly takes over the space, growing through the walls and filling the interior, a reminder that nature is our first home.

The dandelion became a central symbol of the project: a resilient flower, often seen as wild or unwanted, yet essential for early pollinators.
Each year it returns.
Through cracks, along roadsides, within the city.
A fragile yet persistent presence, reappearing again and again despite everything.

In the density and rhythm of the city, I wanted to create a shelter ,a space for breathing and pause.
A place that invites us to look up at the sky, a space we all share by essence mand to lose ourselves for a moment in the greenery.

Huge thank you to everyone involved in this project
MTArt Agency, DSA, Anne Lomax, Serra Ataman
The fabulous production team Olga Kolessova, Opale Mirman and Anaïs Sans,
and the amazing Four team : Chris and Carolina

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📍King’s Cross, London
Visible until June 1st

24/04/2026

Dernière nuit au grand Delfini hôtel

exposition personnelle à la MLIS .villeurbanne
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Visible jusqu’au dimanche 26 avril, journée pendant laquelle je mènerai deux visites de l’exposition à 11h et 15h à l’occasion de la fête du livre

12/04/2026

Dernière nuit au Grand Delfini Hotel un chapitre de Bienvenue à Delfunland
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Exposition personnelle visible jusqu’au 26 avril à la MLIS .villeurbanne

11/04/2026

Une lampe ensorcelée, 2025
Tissage de lirette, grille en métal, chaînettes récupérées
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Visible jusqu’au 26 avril dans l’exposition Bienvenu à Delfunland : Dernière nuit au grand Delfini Hôtel à la MLIS .villeurbanne

29/03/2026

Petite fenêtre ensorcelée, 2026
Tissage de rubans dans cadre en pmma découpé
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Visible dans mon exposition « Dernière nuit au Grand Delfini Hôtel » visible jusqu’au 26 avril à la MLIS Villeurbanne .villeurbanne