Dianna Kaufman

 

Dianna Kaufman finds inspiration in the simplest daily objects, transforming them into unique artistic expressions. Her creative journey began in her teens with an interest in interior design, which led her to study art and interior design in college. However, due to her parents' encouragement, she majored in teaching.

Art museums, especially the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, are central to her inspiration. Influenced by artists like Pollock, Picasso, and Klimt, she continuously pushes her abstract side.

Color is Dianna's passion; she understands its emotional impact. Her application of subtle and bold colors gives her artwork a distinctive voice. She values unique art pieces in a room, even over furniture. Supported by a loving family, Dianna's creativity and passion thrive, enriched by their encouragement.