Do you ship internationally?

Yes. We ship worldwide from our Melbourne studio via Australia Post. We currently offer free shipping on all orders worldwide with no minimum spend required.

How long does shipping take?

All orders are dispatched within 2 business days from our Melbourne studio. Australia: 2–6 business days. New Zealand: 5–10 business days. USA & Canada: 7–14 business days. UK & Europe: 7–14 business days. Rest of world: 10–21 business days. Delivery times may vary depending on local postal services.

Yes. Shipping is currently free on all orders worldwide. There is no minimum spend required and no code is needed at checkout.

What currency will I be charged in?

All payments are processed in AUD (Australian Dollars).

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards and PayPal. All payments are processed securely using SSL encryption technology.

What is your returns policy?

We offer free returns within 14 days of receiving your order. If you are not satisfied, contact info@camilledelaquise.com and we will organise the return at no cost and issue a full refund once the artwork is received in its original condition.

What if my artwork arrives damaged?

If your artwork arrives damaged, please contact us through our website contact page and include photos of the damage. We will replace your artwork at no additional cost.

Camille Delaquise is based in Melbourne, Australia. All artwork is created in her Melbourne studio and all orders are packed and dispatched from there. You can visit Camille on Tuesdays and Fridays at the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne.

Do you sell original paintings or only prints?

Camille does not sell her original paintings. She offers professionally produced art prints and poetry prints so collectors around the world can enjoy her work in an accessible format.

Are your prints high quality?

All prints are professionally produced using premium materials to ensure longevity, clarity and colour accuracy. Each original artwork is scanned in high definition, colour-corrected, and test printed until it accurately reflects the original.

How do I choose the right artwork for my space?

We recommend choosing a piece that genuinely speaks to you. Camille’s abstract art prints and poetry prints are designed to create atmosphere and start conversation. If you would like guidance, please contact us.

How can I contact you?

For enquiries regarding orders, returns, collaborations or artwork, please email info@camilledelaquise.com. We aim to respond within 1 business day.

Camille 24/3/26 Camille 24/3/26

No one’s property

It took generations

Without scratching the surface

I know of three,

I know there was more

Many came and went

Many had their names erased

My strength built over centuries

Waiting patiently

I have learnt I am the past

How arrogant I have been

Knowing nothing of waiting

I took it, as if it was mine

Although alone we never stand

Generations pulsing through my veins

I am not myself today

I am the collective yesterday

Loudly crashing in

Undeterred

I’m here

And I can declare I belong to none

A woman built from the scars of history

-Camille Delaquise

This poem appears in The Precipice, Camille’s third contemporary poetry collection. No one’s property explores inherited identity, historical erasure, and female self-possession — reclaiming the self not as an isolated individual, but as a living force shaped by generations and belonging to no one.

Camille 20/3/26 Camille 20/3/26

Female voices

My voice

Sounds female

My mind

Is of the humankind

Female voices

Misogyny denied

Tried to hush

Built a barricade

Female voices

Rise

Unapologetic

For this disruption

My voice is not alone

It has been raised by the past

Connected to the present

Spoken for the future

Imagining a peaceful world

Women’s voices are heard

-Camille Delaquise

This poem appears in RISE, Camille’s second contemporary poetry collection. Female voices speaks to the collective force of women’s expression — affirming female speech as intergenerational, defiant and necessary in the ongoing struggle against silencing, exclusion and misogyny.

This poem is available as a contemporary poetry print on textured recycled card.

Camille 13/3/26 Camille 13/3/26

The social experiment

Take away the scales

Add a boy and a girl

Place one in front of the other

Blind the boy with sugar

Tie the girls hands

Bake the boy in golden sunshine

Beat the girl down and leave to rise

Measure only the material

Add judgement to the girl

Add praise to the boy

Discard cause and effect

Walk away from the results

-Camille Delaquise

This poem appears in Behind the Facade, Camille’s debut contemporary poetry collection. The social experiment speaks to the manufactured nature of gender inequality — exposing how praise, restriction and bias are unevenly assigned, then falsely treated as proof of natural difference.

Camille 29/5/19 Camille 29/5/19

Female Voices

It All Begins Here

My voice

Sounds female

My mind

Is of the humankind

Female voices

Misogyny denied

Tried to hush

Built a barricade

Female voices

Rise

Unapologetic

For this disruption

My voice is not alone

It has been raised by the past

Connected to the present

Spoken for the future

Imagining a peaceful world

Women’s voices are heard

~ Camille Delaquise

This poem appears in RISE, Camille’s 2nd poetry collection. This poem Female Voices speaks to feminist continuity — the understanding that each voice carries the strength of those who came before it. It honours intergenerational resistance and collective memory.

This poem is available as a contemporary poetry print on textured recycled card.

No one’s property

Female voices

The social experiment

Female Voices

About Camille Delaquise