Collection: Danielle Choukroun

Born in 1956 in Algeria, Danielle Choukroun left her native country in 1962 to settle in Normandy. From a young age, she joined the Rouen School of Fine Arts and continued her artistic training in Paris, at the Auguste Renoir School of Visual Arts, at the Port-Royal Academy and in Yankel's workshop at the National School of Fine Arts.

Since 1979, Danielle has exhibited regularly in Paris and throughout France, as well as internationally (Minneapolis, Washington, Quebec, Spain, Rio de Janeiro). A member of the Salon d'Automne since its inception, she has also received prestigious awards, including the Taylor Foundation Prize.

His art
Her figurative paintings, with brushstrokes tending towards abstraction, capture scenes of everyday life imbued with happiness: jazz concerts, family moments by the sea, or simple moments of sharing. Through vibrant blocks of color, Danielle magnifies life and the present moment, offering works where emotion and visual poetry intertwine.

Each painting, inspired by sketches made on the spot, brilliantly captures the atmosphere and vitality of a unique moment. A true celebration of color and texture, faithful to the very essence of painting.