Dany and I met while studying architecture and became inseparable.
Growing up in Margarita, Venezuela, just a decade after the term Imposibilia emerged in nearby Cumaná, Daniela was naturally drawn to the concept’s playful defiance of logic. Influenced by artists like Kandinsky, Vasarely, and Escher, she blends architecture graphics into a unique vision she calls “Architectonic Imposibilia.” Her work invites viewers into alternate realities where perception shifts and spatial boundaries blur.
Daniela continues evolving her craft, creating thought-provoking experiences that challenge the limits of imagination.