Three in between III Painting

Traversing the boundaries of painting and craft, abstract and figurative, Danielle makes paintings using paper and wood. This was a method developed during her studies at the Slade School of Fine Art where her wall-based paintings evolved into large-scale installations. This approach allowed her a spontaneous approach to making as each work grew wildly across the walls, resulting in whimsical creations which exude vibrancy and energy.  “Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible.” - Paul Klee Her work is influenced by small events and happenings in daily life which are sometimes overlooked, bringing the unseen to life and capturing the essences of fleeting moments which resonate with her. She hopes to share these moments of magic with her viewer. Intrigued by the mystery of nature, she draws upon it as one of her main sources of inspiration, fascinated by its facets; that it is at once comforting yet anxious, awe-inspiring yet threatening.