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Delphine Gaborit

Choreography and movement direction

Delphine Gaborit is a French-born choreographer and movement director who works across theatre, film, fashion and visual art. She has a long-running collaboration with the artist Anthea Hamilton, including the choreography for Hamilton's Duveen Galleries commission The Squash at Tate Britain.

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About the artist

Delphine Gaborit is a French-born choreographer and movement director who works across theatre, film, fashion and visual art (Joe Walkling). Her theatre work includes The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Pinocchio at the National Theatre and Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner (Joe Walkling), and in fashion she has choreographed shows for Lemaire and Issey Miyake (Delphine Gaborit). She was a performer and collaborator in Martin Creed's Work No. 1020: Ballet, shown in London, Edinburgh and Kyoto (Delphine Gaborit).

Much of her work in visual art is with Anthea Hamilton. She choreographed The Squash, Hamilton's Duveen Galleries commission at Tate Britain (Delphine Gaborit), was movement director for Hamilton's performance Decade of Emotion at the Bourse de Commerce in Paris (Pinault Collection), and co-directed Othello: A play with her (Delphine Gaborit). With Hamilton and the London-based photographer Lewis Ronald she made the artist book GABORITRONALDHAMILTON, described by its distributor as the three's first major collaboration, with 25 photographs made in early 2026 (twelvebooks). The Joseph Clark Collection holds GHR4 (2026), a C-type print by the three in an edition of four (Joseph Clark Collection).

Sources

  1. Joe Walkling: Delphine Gaborit (brand identity and website project)
  2. Delphine Gaborit, official website
  3. Delphine Gaborit: The Squash
  4. Delphine Gaborit: Othello: A play
  5. Delphine Gaborit: Martin Creed, Ballet Work No. 1020
  6. Pinault Collection: Anthea Hamilton presents Decade of Emotion
  7. twelvebooks: GABORITRONALDHAMILTON
  8. Joseph Clark Collection

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