It’s blatantly ironic that someone who makes a living as a painter would have the middle name “Monet.” It also begs the question: did Morse’s middle name prophesy her career, or did her career develop as a result of having been named after the great master of color? Regardless, Danielle Monet Morse has distinguished herself as an intuitive colorist and someone who fearlessly embraces painting very large.
Morse’s exploration into the abstract has been a meditative process for her. She can be found isolated in her studio most days, save the company of her French bulldog, Faris. Morse is aggressive and knowledgeable in her demeanor and in her art; her style can be characterized by a refreshing disregard for rules and norms. Her self-guided approach allows her to translate the emotional depths of her soul onto the canvas using intense color and bold, rhythmical applications of paint.
Morse’s exploration into the abstract has been a meditative process for her. She can be found isolated in her studio most days, save the company of her French bulldog, Faris. Morse is aggressive and knowledgeable in her demeanor and in her art; her style can be characterized by a refreshing disregard for rules and norms. Her self-guided approach allows her to translate the emotional depths of her soul onto the canvas using intense color and bold, rhythmical applications of paint.
