Delaunay-Danizio began her art career at 17, when she attended an informal painting workshop in a suburb of Paris.
“When I started painting, I did not know how to articulate what I was feeling. Yet, my first canvas was an abstract landscape that still strongly connects to the way I am painting now.”
Eventually, Delaunay-Danizio enrolled in a MFA program at the New Hampshire Institue of Art in 2018 and graduated in visual art in 2020. Her process during that two-year program led her to return to her initial love of painting.
“I have experimented with various media, painting, free hand drawing, stone, wood, papier mâche and textile sculptures,” Delaunay-Danizio wrote.
“Through the filtration of emotions in these times of complexities and ambiguities, volatility and uncertainty, I move through a wide range of expressions, with a strong theme that blurs boundaries between genders, living beings, human and non-human, body and landscape, external appearance and internal organs.”
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This news announcement was published Wednesday, April 17, 2024, based on information from Charles Luca on behalf of the Cutter Gallery. It was updated most recently Friday, May 24, 2024, with a comment from Luca.
