Abstract composition of layered curving shapes in dark navy blue, pink, black, brown, and beige colors.

A woman with short white hair and glasses is sitting in an orange patterned armchair. She is smiling and holding a pen and paper. Behind her is a desk with art supplies, including brushes in glass jars and a painting.

My abstract paintings explore the subtle dialogue between light, shadow and intuition as they unfold through layers of color and texture.

I allow each painting to emerge over time with a veiled intention, developing an expressive self-portrait that lives within the universal “Great Mystery.”

The shifting relationships between light and shadow create spaces of ambiguity and openness within the work. The beauty of this liminality invites viewers to pause and take some time, offering reflection and repose.

A woman with short white hair and glasses is hanging a piece of abstract art on a wall, wearing a black long-sleeve top and black gloves.

Diana has studied at Maine College of Art & Design and has also been working with the beloved professional fine artist and mentor, Marianne Mitchell.

This particular educational path led to knowing her artistic expression and how to make work that realizes her voice.

She has participated in juried shows across the state of Maine and has numerous works in private collections throughout New England.

“We are dealing in a magic realm. Nobody knows why or how it works.”
— Rick Rubin's - The Creative Act: A Way of Being

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