Vincent Delbrouck

Vincent Delbrouck

Which art books, prints and posters are available by and about this artist? Here is a sample of items of interest to a typical collector:

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With thank you note / photo from artist inserted in first page.

Self Published
2014
with:
Edition:
2nd
Edition size:
300
Signed and numbered 24/300
Out of Print
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Self Published
2013
with:
Edition:
1st
Edition size:
500
Signed and numbered 15/500
Out of Print
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Vincent Delbrouck (born 1975 in Brussels) is a Belgian photographer and visual artist known for his lyrical, experimental, and hybrid approach to documentary storytelling. Living and working from the Belgian countryside, his practice merges traditional photography with poetry, collage, hand-written text, and diary-like ephemera.  

Rather than adopting a detached documentary stance, Delbrouck immerses himself deeply in his chosen locations over long periods, most notably through extensive bodies of work produced in Cuba and Nepal. His imagery blends raw street scenes, vibrant color-saturated landscapes, and tender portraits with an intuitive, painterly eye, capturing the sensory texture and quiet rhythms of daily life.  

His projects frequently manifest as immersive, tactile photobooks that function as physical art objects in their own right. Exhibited internationally at institutions such as Foam Fotografiemuseum in Amsterdam and Huis Marseille, his work has earned notable recognition, including winning the Outset Unseen Award and being shortlisted for the Leica Oskar Barnack Award. He is represented by the gallery Stieglitz19.