Alice Delhanty creates abstract paintings that translate the emotional resonance of places and moments in time into richly textured, evocative works. Her practice is rooted in a deep sensitivity to memory and sensation, allowing viewers to connect with the essential feeling each piece conveys.
Delhanty’s work incorporates an imaginative range of materials—from disco ball tiles to sand and newspaper clippings — resulting in a collage-like, scrapbook quality that captures the layered nature of lived experience. These tactile elements, drawn from her personal world, give her paintings a distinctive intimacy and material complexity.
Born in 2001, the artist lives and works in London. She graduated from City & Guilds of London Art School in 2024, where she was awarded the Chadwyck-Healey Prize for Painting. Select exhibitions include Summer Exhibition, The Royal Academy, London; SLAB (with Basil Beattie RA, Albert Irvin RA, Lucienne O’Mara, Kes Richardson and Liliane Tomasko), OHSH Projects, London, and South Parade, London. Tache presented new work by Delhanty at the 2025 edition of Minor Attractions, London.