Strength of a Samurai

Acrylic, fiberglass shards, & glass beads and , 30x30x2, 2025, $1980

I create large poured abstract paintings. Each piece begins with a carefully considered composition and palette. My process is intentional and methodical—I lay multiple canvases on the floor and pour from above. Guiding the flow of paint by tilting the surface and then using wedges under the canvas I control its movement. Layer by layer, the surface evolves, requiring both patience and precision. It takes time to do this. However, disturbing the paint while drying can create interesting results. That’s what I am after, something interesting.

Lisa Daniel creates large abstract poured paintings, exploring color, texture, depth and transparency. Daniel’s is a second-generation artist. She grew up surrounded by art and was mentored by her artist father with whom she shared a studio for over a decade. Lisa earned her AA degree from Green River College in Auburn, WA & studied art at UPS, Tacoma. Exhibiting regionally in the Pacific Northwest, she counts amongst her collectors, both national and international private citizens and corporations. Discover more at: www.pouriton.studio