Delphine Burtin chose to call her exhibition Encouble, a Swiss term meaning, “something that embarrasses, that is unwelcome, that interferes.” Sure, she’s being provocative, but she can afford to be: she’s very talented. Originally, Burtin was interested in graphic arts and communication. Then she got bored, turned to photography and enrolled at the École de Vevey.
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