Sandra Daniel

Sandra Daniel is a London-born painter and printmaker whose work moves between abstraction, pattern, and protest. Drawing from literature, history, and lived experience, her imagery resists easy interpretation. Her practice explores the emotional and political weight of global injustice while maintaining a deceptive lightness in colour, rhythm, and form. Shapes, motifs, and materials are often repeated or remixed — including plaster forms embedded with found objects, drawn and redrawn, and abstract patterns that emerge through improvisation. In series such as Dancing Without Moon Bear and Garden of Gethsemane, Daniel holds space for ambiguity, grief, resistance, and quiet transformation. Though thematically rooted in difficult truths, her surfaces carry vitality and movement that invites pause, questioning, and reflection.