Steve Deleris — Digital artist

Curatorial note

Critical reading

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Steve Deleris, a self-taught artist born in Marseille in 1971, began experimenting with digital painting about six years ago before dedicating all of his time to it. His approach is characterized by a wide stylistic diversity, blending digital painting, pastel‑oil effects, and pop‑art, all printed in giclée on canvas and mounted on a wooden frame for a polished finish. The work *La Grâce de Jésus‑Christ* (60 × 60 cm, 2026) illustrates his impressionist “canvas‑style” approach, signed on the front and fixed on the back, while *Un Instant d’Éternité Nu sur toile* (80 × 80 cm, 2026) revisits...

Artistic approach

Artistic approach

His work is characterized by great diversity, without limiting itself to a particular style. He explores different artistic universes, which testifies to his eclecticism. Steve Deleris primarily uses digital techniques combined with canvas prints, sometimes incorporating effects reminiscent of oil pastel or pop art. His works are often created on canvas supports, in multiple formats, and benefit from a meticulous finish, notably through giclée prints mounted on wooden frames. This technical approach allows him to blend modernity and depth in his creations. Through his practice, Steve Deleris pursues an open artistic approach, where the diversity of styles and techniques reflects a desire to freely explore the possibilities offered by digital and traditional materials.