Collection: TRIERWEILER Danièle

Since discovering pastel, Danièle Trierweiler has explored this medium with subtle mastery, while experimenting with acrylic, Indian ink, charcoal, and ballpoint pen. Each medium becomes an instrument for capturing the light, texture, and emotion of her subjects, whether landscapes, portraits, or animal compositions.

His approach seeks to reveal the essence of things, to make visible what escapes a quick glance. In his works, every detail, every nuance and every shadow is designed to create depth and intensity, as if time were suspending its course to allow pure emotion to emerge. Nature, animality and humanity intersect in a silent dialogue, where the finesse of the line and the richness of the contrasts translate both strength and fragility.

Danièle Trierweiler's approach is a journey between attentive observation and inner expression. Her creations invite us to contemplate the ordinary from a new perspective, to perceive the beauty hidden in the subtlety of forms and gestures. Her figurative style does not simply reproduce; it seeks to convey a story, a feeling, an impression suspended in time.