Camille Delaquise

Poet | Abstract Art Prints | Contemporary Poetry

Camille Delaquise is an Australian poet, visual artist and singer-songwriter based in Melbourne, creating contemporary poetry and abstract art prints that explore language, identity and emotional truth.

Her work sits at the intersection of literature and visual art — transforming contemporary poetry into collectible poetry art prints designed for modern interiors. Each piece invites reflection, connection and conversation.

As an Australian poet working across multiple mediums, Camille’s creative practice is driven by a deep curiosity about how language shapes experience. Her poetry dissects meaning, questions assumptions and reveals the emotional architecture beneath everyday life. This same philosophy carries into her abstract art prints, where text and visual form merge to create works that are both intimate and visually striking.

At the core of Camille’s practice is a simple belief: art should be accessible. She advocates for a world with more art, more artists and more creative expression — not less. By creating poetry art prints that are attainable and thoughtfully designed for everyday spaces, she aims to bring contemporary poetry beyond the page and into daily life.

Through published poetry collections, original music and a growing body of abstract art prints, Camille builds immersive creative worlds grounded in honesty, transformation and connection.

Some earlier works are signed under her previous name, Camille Barr, while current and future works are released as Camille Delaquise — marking a natural artistic evolution and refined creative identity.

Whether you are discovering contemporary poetry for the first time or searching for abstract art prints with depth and narrative, this gallery presents the work of a multidisciplinary Australian poet committed to creative accessibility.

Explore the collection and experience contemporary poetry reimagined as art.

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