Confident in my technique, I launched myself into projects that would put my artistic philosophy to test. In the process, my works turned from bi-dimensional to sculptural and from decorative to conceptual. At first, improving upon the Tiffany technique, I produced two very large copper-foiled stained glass panels, with folkloric and rural life themes. I then made a conceptual creation with a scientific theme. Participation to local events gave me the opportunity to see how the public reacts to my art. Encouraged by it, I challenged again the structural capacity of my method and I produced another work - a bas-relief in which the volumetric glass components bring the light play to another level. This time, on a subject related to society and emigration. After making other works on topics of society and culture, my attention returned and remained dedicated to quantum mechanics, cosmology, and philosophy of science.

DeLeclerc, artiste sculpteur internationalement reconnu, a notamment exposé à New York en plus d’être allé en Europe, à Paris, à Bruxelles et à Londres. Au Québec, il a fait sa marque au Palais des Congrès à Montréal, à Montréal-Nord, à Dunham, à Laval, à Saint-Jacques et compte à son actif plusieurs œuvres monumentales.