Delaine Le Bas – We Together……….

Lincoln Cato

Lincoln Cato is a furniture designer and maker of objects based in Brighton on the South Coast of England. His practice explores the use of traditional materials and techniques combined together in unusual combinations. From 1978, he was taught by his father about antiques and in 1987, after his fathers death, he decided to design and make furniture and objects.

Lincoln Cato has collaborated with multiple interior designers, including Colefax & Fowler and Ngila Boyd. Cato has been working with Delaine Le Bas since 2019, collaborating on the scenography for ‘Zigeuner Sauce’ at Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix London in 2021, ‘Beware Of Linguistic Engineering 5:Berliner Herbstsalon’ at Gorki, Berlin 2022, and ‘Incipit Vita Nova’ Secession Vienna 2023. Delaine was nominated for the Turner Prize in 2024 for this work, which included sculptural furniture designed by Cato.

Cato has produced the Scenography with Delaine for ‘Delainia 17071965 Unfolding’ at Tramway for Glasgow International 2024, ‘Rags Of Evidence’ at John Marchant Brighton 2024 and Quench Margate 2025. He is currently working with Delaine on the scenography and sculptural objects for ‘+ Fabricating My Own Myth Red Threads and Silver Needles’ for NCA Newcastle. He has also worked and performed in several performances with Delaine & Hḗrā Santos.

Ronke Osinowo

Ronke Osinowo (b.1973) is a British Nigerian artist based in London. Raised in a Romany household, their multidisciplinary practice spans written text, imagery and performance. Their work examines identities that exist beyond the confines of traditional class structures, often focusing on the liminal, the dislocated and the uncanny. Ronke has collaborated with Delaine throughout the years in various guises, with notable performances in ‘To Gypsyland’ (2013) at 198 Contemporary, ‘Stranger in Silver Walking on Air ‘(2025) at The White House and ‘+Fabricating My Own Myth Red Threads & Silver Needles’ (2025) at Newcastle Contemporary Art.