Boel, Delphine | In Heaven Everything is Forgiven...On Earth Nothing is Forgiven, 2011 — available on Composition Gallery
Pigmented Ink on Acid-Free 300 g/m2 Paper in Glass Frame
Artwork Copyright © Delphine Boel
Delphine Boël (Belgium, 1968) is a contemporary artist and sculptor known for her vibrant, text-based works exploring identity and social commentary. Utilizing bold colors and playful forms, her art bridges language and visual expression. In 2020, she was officially recognized as Princess Delphine of Belgium.
Artwork Copyright © Delphine Boel

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Pigmented Ink on Acid-Free 300 g/m2 Paper in Glass Frame
Artwork Copyright © Delphine Boel
Delphine Boël (Belgium, 1968) is a contemporary artist and sculptor known for her vibrant, text-based works exploring identity and social commentary. Utilizing bold colors and playful forms, her art bridges language and visual expression. In 2020, she was officially recognized as Princess Delphine of Belgium.
Artwork Copyright © Delphine Boel
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