Danielle Lamberti’s Paintings & Illustrations

Left - Beach Bum, Right - Tats, 8″ by 10 ” - Acrylic on wood with glitter

Left - Kearney Girls, 11″ by 14 ” - Acrylic on wood with glitter
Right - Sun Spots, 9″ by 13 ” - Acrylic on wood with glitter
Danielle Lamberti is a young Painter/Illustrator and was born in the Italian-American neighborhood of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn NY. Her paintings could be said to be Superflat (the postmodern art movement founded by Takashi Murakami) styles and juxtapositions. Like most Superflat artists, Danielle’s art takes a critical look at consumerism and the environment while remaining playful with bright colors, rainbows and imagery that could be taken from a child’s book. Her work is inspired from her all girl catholic school education to life in the 21st century. The artist states, “I wanted to tell a story of what we see without even thinking about the problems of global warming. By asking “How is this affecting us? Good or bad on an unconscious level?” Everything from her colorful palette to her sad-eyed characters has meaning within each individual piece. This is art that certainly just doesn’t “look pretty.

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