My name is Dani Stuber, and I am an abstract painter from Iowa, United States. My passion for art, particularly abstract art, has been a lifelong journey. It all began in the 6th grade when my art teacher assigned a project that sparked my fascination with abstraction. 

During my senior year, I dove deep into painting, pushing the boundaries to discover my own artistic style. I chose abstract painting because it allows me to explore the unconventional and create what’s beyond the ordinary. Experimentation is at the core of my work, and abstract art gives me the freedom to bring imagination to life in unexpected ways. 

My creativity is my greatest strength. I paint purely from spontaneity, without any prior planning. I love tapping into my imagination and bringing vibrant works of art to life from a blank canvas. Every time I start a new piece, I find myself wondering, “What bold and unexpected creation, will this blank canvas transform into?” 

I want my viewers to experience a vibrant “color explosion” when they see my work, bringing a sense of joy and energy into their lives. My goal is to infuse homes and communities with the dynamic presence of colour. Through my art, I hope to inspire people everywhere to embrace and celebrate the beauty of color. Without it, life would feel dull and ordinary-but with color, the world becomes an exciting and adventurous place! 

I create abstract paintings that feature vibrant, bold colours intertwined with dynamic shapes and patterns. Inspired by this approach, I have named my collection “Color Explosion,” as I believe in the powerful ability of colour to evoke happiness and transform the mood of those around it. My hope is that when people explore my work, they feel inspired to see the world through a new lens-allowing their minds to escape and dive freely into the realm of imagination.

In terms of techniques, I primarily work with acrylic on canvas, as its quick-drying nature allows me the flexibility to enhance the boldness of each color and pattern. My attention to detail has led me to use tape to outline geometric shapes and forms, a method that aligns perfectly with my style. I’m always exploring ways to create dynamic relationships and contrasts within my patterns, adding depth and dimensions to each piece.