Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux
Fractured self
Imagine yourself as a mosaic—each shard a memory, each fragment a story. Identity is fragmented, nonlinear, imperfect. Through collage, artists reassemble past and present into visual diaries, embracing the messiness of memory to reveal a self that is ever-evolving, resilient, and beautifully incomplete.
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Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux, a Paris-based artist born in Guadeloupe in 1995, explores Afro-Caribbean identity and ancestral memory through painting, sculpture, and installation. His work connects personal experience with collective histories of colonialism, spirituality, and resilience. Using symbols, myths, and textures, he reclaims erased narratives and transforms memory into resistance.
Central to his practice is the cosmic symbolism of blackness—as divine, generative, and primordial. Deloumeaux’s art becomes a journey between past and present, confronting historical silences and affirming identity as something living, layered, and evolving.
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