Original artwork description:

SNATCHES OF A CONVERSATION WITH ART 14 is a small-format abstract painting that combines spontaneity with elegance. Expressive brushstrokes in green and turquoise meet scribbled black lines and soft white overlays, creating a dynamic composition that feels both raw and refined. The frayed edges of the raw canvas remain visible within the frame, emphasizing the immediacy and material honesty of the work.

There’s something botanical in the rhythm of the marks - an upward motion that recalls blossoms, seed heads, or shoots reaching toward the light. It’s a quiet suggestion of growth and emergence, embedded in the abstract language of gesture and color.

This piece is part of a unique series of small abstract paintings created from leftover canvas scraps; each one an independent work with its own rhythm and voice. The visible threads and cut edges are intentionally preserved, turning each fragment into a poetic gesture. These framed originals are perfect for collectors seeking minimalist abstract art with character and visual texture.

The works in the SNATCHES OF A CONVERSATION series are ideal for modern interiors, gallery walls, and curated design spaces. They can be hung individually or grouped in horizontal or vertical arrangements, offering flexibility and visual impact. Their compact size makes them perfect for adding color, movement, and originality to any room.

The dimensions of the canvas are approximate!

Size: ~ 30 x 30 x 0.1 cm (12 x 12 in)
Framed: 40 x 40 x 2 cm (16 x 16 x 0.8 in)
Black aluminum frame by Nielsen (white or silver might be possible, contact me!)
Signature: front and verso, also signed Certificate of Authenticity

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Daniela is an abstract painter with gallery representation in the US and Germany. Her works are bold and dynamic and have a powerful, captivating charisma. Daniela is specialized in large scale painting, though her work comes in all sizes, also small formats. Daniela's work is regularly shown in exhibitions and fairs, national as well as internationally. Her works are in collections in 27 countries worldwide.

Materials used:

Acrylic - mixed media on raw canvas

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