Diana Gubbay is a contemporary artist based in Bethel, Connecticut, whose work reflects a lifelong fascination with the unseen energies that animate all matter. Raised in Montreal, she carried early intuitions of hidden vitality and purpose into her artistic journey, shaping a creative practice attuned to both the universal and the intimate. Trained in ceramics through the Bauhaus tradition at Sheridan College, Gubbay earned a BFA in Studio Art from the University of Toronto and an MFA in Sculpture from Hunter College, New York. In the late 1970s, her Dumbo loft in New York City became a laboratory for installations, drawings, and sculptures exploring architectural forms infused with expressive energy. Her work was widely exhibited across North America. After a hiatus to raise a family and practice holistic health in Connecticut, Gubbay returned to art with a renewed vision, embracing digital media alongside traditional brushwork. Her recent abstract works and cosmic-inspired circles map internal and external vibrational landscapes, merging color, form, and energy in compelling ways. Gubbay’s work has appeared in exhibitions across the U.S., resonating for its thoughtful exploration of balance, energy, and creative force.