This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

Banksia flowers in red, pink and orange tones with dark green leaves on a crumpled canvas.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Connection

  Interactive exhibition in which you contribute to the creation of a work of art with eco materials

Presented by: Delphine Allert

I am an emerging, regional artist living and working in Kingston, South Australia. I work primarily in oils, acrylics, and mixed media, often incorporating discarded and repurposed materials. My work explores themes of land, fragility, displacement and resilience. My practice is shaped by where I live, family history and childhood memories. I explore themes such as invasive species, human impact on native ecosystems and the tensions between memory, identity and place, as fragments shaped by time, history, and emotion. I aim to spark reflection and quiet conversation, inviting viewers to consider their own relationship to memory and place and the ongoing shaping of a more conscious and connected world, as no one has the same memories.
Visual Arts and Design • Painting
South Australia • World Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes

Accessibility

 
High visual content
 
Audience members have the opportunity to interact or join artist on stage
 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

Presenter

Presented by: Delphine Allert

I am an emerging, regional artist living and working in Kingston, South Australia. I work primarily in oils, acrylics, and mixed media, often incorporating discarded and repurposed materials. My work explores themes of land, fragility, displacement and resilience. My practice is shaped by where I live, family history and childhood memories. I explore themes such as invasive species, human impact on native ecosystems and the tensions between memory, identity and place, as fragments shaped by time, history, and emotion. I aim to spark reflection and quiet conversation, inviting viewers to consider their own relationship to memory and place and the ongoing shaping of a more conscious and connected world, as no one has the same memories.

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