Delphine Miquel is a French sculptor based in Paris, whose unique pieces in ceramic, glass and plaster inhabit the threshold between object and presence — fragments of breath and skin that remind us that before being someone, we are alive, and that life itself is never ours alone.
Rooted in the body and its textures, her work holds the quiet knowledge that we are made of the same matter as the world around us — that we breathe with it. Her collectible works range from figurative sculptures to functional pieces that accompany the gestures of everyday life — joyful vanities, silent companions made to be lived with.