
Deborah Bowmann – Ten Years On
This book surveys 10 years of Deborah Bowmann's multifaceted practice. Deborah Bowmann (Amaury Daurel & Victor Delestre) is a collaborative artist persona, working at the fringe of sculpture and set design. For several years, DB also run an exhibition space in Brussels, which championed the emerging art scene. The first monograph dedicated to this singular art/curatorial practice gathers a rich selection of pictures, archives, original drawings, together with an interview of the artist with Christine Tuur and an essay by Jean-Baptiste Carobolante.
240 pages, 22.9 x 29.4 cm, softcover, Triangle Books (Brussels).
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Deborah Bowmann – Ten Years On
This book surveys 10 years of Deborah Bowmann's multifaceted practice. Deborah Bowmann (Amaury Daurel & Victor Delestre) is a collaborative artist persona, working at the fringe of sculpture and set design. For several years, DB also run an exhibition space in Brussels, which championed the emerging art scene. The first monograph dedicated to this singular art/curatorial practice gathers a rich selection of pictures, archives, original drawings, together with an interview of the artist with Christine Tuur and an essay by Jean-Baptiste Carobolante.
240 pages, 22.9 x 29.4 cm, softcover, Triangle Books (Brussels).
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This book surveys 10 years of Deborah Bowmann's multifaceted practice. Deborah Bowmann (Amaury Daurel & Victor Delestre) is a collaborative artist persona, working at the fringe of sculpture and set design. For several years, DB also run an exhibition space in Brussels, which championed the emerging art scene. The first monograph dedicated to this singular art/curatorial practice gathers a rich selection of pictures, archives, original drawings, together with an interview of the artist with Christine Tuur and an essay by Jean-Baptiste Carobolante.
240 pages, 22.9 x 29.4 cm, softcover, Triangle Books (Brussels).























