2024 participant KunstKamer Delft May 25 + 26 Oude Delft 210, participant exhibition 'Terra Delft; winner Van Achterbergh award 2024; a boundless love for ceramics'; August 17 2024 - May 4 2025 Keramiekmuseum Princessehof, Leeuwarden
2023 solo exhibition
2022 participant 36 Vaze parade
2017 participant Xishuangbanna - Yunan China by Terra Delft
2016 Terra 30! duo exhibition with Monika Debus (D)
2014 Air and balance; making the unseen visible; duo exhibition with Gilles Suffren
2009 participant Art London - Royal Hospital London with Terra Delft, solo exhibition
2006 participant artfair Collect - V&A London with Terra Delft Gallery, solo exhibition at Terra Delft
2005 participant Art Amsterdam (solo) with Terra Delft Gallery
2003 solo exhibition
Daphne Corregan was born in the USA, studied in France and still resides in the south of France. There’s always a sensitive intuition at the roots of Daphne Corregan’s work that she sketches out either in drawings, photographs or even through a conversation, becoming possible cornerstones for her ceramic art. Corregan works more on the representation of the object than on the object itself. She wants to demonstrate that a pot, for example, may become just as important as a sculpture or painting by removing it from its daily context. She will flatten it, exaggerate its size or even highlight only one of its details. Daphne calls herself a butterfly, flitting from one territory to another but always true to her original interests: architecture, the body, and the ceramic lexicon.
“Since the beginning of my career I have been strongly influenced by fabrics and folk clothing. I love the contrasts of a complicated pattern or surface structure in relation to a simple, ugly, or clumsy form. The two are matched together and help each other to exist and become something new.”