THIS EXHIBITION SHOWS SOME OF DANIELLA QUEIROLO'S WORKS TO DATE SINCE SHE BEGAN CREATING HER COLLECTION OF FIGURES IN MOVEMENT.
WHILE DANIELLA'S WORK FOCUSES MOSTLY ON THE FEMALE FIGURE, SHE GOES BEYOND BY TRANSFORMING IT ACCORDING TO HER EXPERIENCES, TRAVELS AND PERSONAL NEEDS.
IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO APPRECIATE HOW HER WORK IN THE EARLY YEARS SHOWS WOMEN WITH THEIR FEET IN THE AIR, JUMPING BRAVELY, SOME WITH WOUNDS ON THEIR SKIN, REFLECTING THE HARD TIMES SHE WAS GOING THROUGH AT THAT POINT IN TIME.
LATER, HOWEVER, HER WORK UNDERGOES A TRANSFORMATION RESULTING FROM THE PANDEMIC, WHEN SHE DEVELOPS A MORE SURREAL STYLE, EXPRESSING A NEED TO RECONNECT WITH NATURE.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Daniella is an international award-winning artist born in Lima, Peru. From an early age, she demonstrated an affinity for drawing and painting figures in motion. Daniella relocated to the United States during her early twenties and graduated summa cum laude from The Tyler School of Art in Temple University, Philadelphia, with honors. She then traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia and Latin America, residing in Buenos Aires, Lisbon, New York and London for several years. Her experiences and exposure to such diverse places and cultures had a profound influence on her painting style, which depicts her passion for all forms of art, including performance, music, dance and architecture.
Daniella’s work has been featured in several publications. She is a finalist in the Art British Award 2022, organized by the Art & Illustrator magazine; she was the winner of the “Best Overseas Painter Prize” at the United Kingdom’s Holly Bush Painting Prize 2021, a finalist in the prestigious Australian competition Boynes Emerging Artists Award 2021, a finalist in the Contemporary Art Award 2021 and a selected artist for the Special Catalog (Painting) in MOD PORTRAIT 2021, MEAM Museum/Galería ArteLibre, Spain. Daniella’s work has been exhibited in Art Shows and Art Fairs in Latin America, the United States and Europe. Her paintings are showcased in distinguished private collections around the world.