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Daniela Todorova, MA, is an author who has already established himself in the field of paper art, with her distinctive style and grace in her works. She is a member of the World Association of Paper Artists and a curator of projects in the field of fine arts. She is a person who has proven her ability to find a balance between the exquisite and the aesthetic in projects that have proven themselves to the world audience. She is the author of dozens of solo international exhibitions and the main initiator of events in the field of the new art direction. Paper Art. In recent years, she has been actively making efforts to promote it in the country as an organizer and curator of this new direction. Daniela Todorova is an artist of the middle generation of authors and a member of the Union of Artists since 1992. Her work is in the field of drawing painting, graphics installation, paper art, and light sculpture having a special spiritual reading of the surrounding visible reality to reveal new, unexpected dimensions to us. New quests and concepts characterize all international events in which she has participated. These are living spiritual messages reminding us that we are children of the Universe and are part of a Divine world woven of Eternal wisdom and harmony. These characteristic creative techniques do not go unnoticed by critics either. For three consecutive years 1985-1987, Daniela Todorova won national competitions for glass design, in 1995 she was the winner of a residency at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1997 - Kobe, Japan, 1998 she was selected by the Hamilton Municipality at an international competition to design and execute the stained glass windows to the layout of the town square. In 2008 she was on a residency in Finland where she attended an exhibition in the field of paper art which changed her art way and still now she is mainly working in the media. Her works are in private collections in America, Austria, Australia, Bulgaria, Brazil, Belgium, England, Finland, France, Germany, Georgia, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden and South Africa. Some art pieces belong to the Museums in Finland, Iceland, and Brazil. She is a member of a few international professional organizations for visual arts.