Isabelle Deledda is a painter and sculptor. Born in the 1960s, she now lives and works in Strasbourg. If her work is bold, colorful, and free, it is because it mirrors the woman who created it — one in search of meaning, nourished by multiple heritages and a deep desire to re-enchant the world.
“I was three years old in 1968. You could say I grew up with the carefree belief that anything was possible,” she confides. This sentence could well define the starting point of her artistic approach: to rediscover the creative impulse of a time when everything seemed possible, before emptiness and superficiality began to saturate our gaze. Art thus becomes a territory to reclaim — a way to remember, to question, and to make humanity resonate in its most intimate essence.
