Daniela Pasqualini was born in Rome, Italy, and raised in Petritoli on the Adriatic coast. After earning a degree in Business Administration, she moved to Florence, where immersion in the city’s artistic tradition and cultural heritage awakened her creative sensibility and inspired her eventual shift into visual art .In 2013, Pasqualini and her family relocated to the United States, initially settling in Boston—where the changing New England landscapes and diverse cultural milieu ignited her artistic journey. By 2018, she had established her studio in Texas, first in Houston and later in Dallas, blending European refinement with American energy in her evolving visual style.Pasqualini’s abstract works are crafted with rich layers of acrylic and gel, imparting sculptural texture and depth. She describes her technique as a kind of "Modern Pointillism," using linear brushstrokes of overlapping color to deconstruct and recompose flora-inspired forms. Her work invites viewers to extract personal meaning from open, energetic compositions rooted in nature and memory.Daniela’s labor-intensive creations have been displayed in galleries across Europe and the U.S., including exhibitions in Rome, Milan, Florence, the Vatican during the Jubilee Year, and major art fairs such as those in Dallas. She remains dedicated to balancing motherhood and the business side of her art while producing paintings that evoke emotion and narrative through abstract form and texture.