Artist / MA Architect
Viscerism
Viscerism is the name I give to how I paint — palette knives as my main tool, occasionally joined by ink or acrylic paint dropped instinctively. No drawing, no model. The image reveals itself in the layers, and no two people see the same thing in it.
Daniella is an MA architect and self-taught artist based in Hitchin, UK. She trained in Architecture at ITESM in Monterrey, Mexico, and earned a Master’s in Architecture from Greenwich University, UK. After 12 years working as an architect in countries such as Bolivia, the UK, Switzerland, and Brazil, she followed her passion for art, channeling her creativity into vibrant, expressive acrylic paintings. Her time abroad inspires the color, energy, and cultural richness of her paintings. Led by her architectural background, she naturally considers composition, balance, and space, while letting color and instinct guide each painting.
I follow the image as it emerges, building multiple layers of color as if searching for an answer, letting the work reveal itself naturally. I then fine-tune the composition, balancing every element until the piece feels complete, much like conducting an orchestra. I leave the painting open-ended, allowing meaning to be discovered by the viewer.
I aim to transmit feeling rather than illustrate, inviting each viewer to meet my inner world and bring their own experiences to the piece. I strive to create works that are alive, instinctive, and emotional — a shared experience between painting and observer within
I don’t illustrate — I intend to transmit. The image appears, and I follow it. I shape it. I make it real. My goal is to create a space where color, texture, and instinct converge, letting emotion speak louder than form.
Thank you for joining me on this colourful adventure. Together, let's explore the endless possibilities of color and celebrate the beauty that surrounds us.
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